Brazil's own game host Zeebo into India and intends to enter China

According to overseas media reports, Zeebo, a Brazilian household host with a 3G network standard, has announced a formal foray into the Indian market. Zeebo is a new type of mainframe built by Brazilian game maker and retailer Tec toy.　　Tec toy from the 80 's and has been one of the industry's three major hardware of the Japanese Sega relations, has been responsible for the introduction, production and marketing of the Brazilian market, including Sega MS, MD, GG, SS and DC, including a number of game consoles and related improvement.　　The biggest feature of Zeebo is that it provides gaming services entirely through the web, and is somewhat similar to the onlive of receiving terminals launched by the US cloud gaming service provider, but the difference is that Zeebo is exclusively a game market in developing countries, while offering educational content services to attract consumers.　　Three companies, including Qualcomm, the Indian education company Educomp FX and the developer Lakshya Digital, have jointly established a "Zeebo India" subsidiary to provide educational content to the Zeebo host platform in the Indian region. "This cooperation will enable students, parents and teachers in India to experience the quality of Zeebo entertainment education platform and resource advantages through the Internet." "The distribution of educational resources in India is very limited, and we hope we can fill that gap," said John Rizzo, president of Zeebo India. "Zeebo has now landed in Brazil and Mexico. It is reported that the "Zeebo China" subsidiary was established in Shanghai last year and is actively exploiting the potential of the domestic market.