After underestimating segments outside of the high-end market, it’s launched four new mid-end phones in Taiwan under the Desire series positioned as affordable quality devices.
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HTC beefs up mid-end portfolio to regain market share
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Published November 28, 2013
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HTC has made good on its vow earlier this month to expand its mid-end offerings in a bid to recapture market share. The Taiwan-based smartphone maker introduced on Wednesday four new models under the HTC Desire series positioned as affordable smartphone, according to Jack Tong, HTC’s Greater China region president, in a press release.
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