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4/25/2016 8:56 am  #1


LeEco CEO Jia Yueting says Apple is outdated

LeEco CEO Jia Yueting says Apple is outdated

http://www.cnbc.com/2016/04/24/leeco-ceo-jia-yueting-says-apple-is-outdated.html

How LeEco is disrupting the auto industry Jia Yueting, chairman and CEO of LeEco, explains why companies outside the auto industry will be the real game-changers, not existing players.Apple is "outdated" and losing momentum in China, billionaire entrepreneur Jia Yueting told CNBC in his first international television interview.Jia is chief executive and chairman of Chinese conglomerate LeEco (formerly LeTV), which is best known for being the "Netflix of China," but has a product range that includes smartphones, televisions, mountain bikes and, most recently, electric vehicles.

Last week LeEco launched the self-driving, smart LeSEE supercar, designed to rival Tesla's Model S. In the latest evolution of the "LeEco ecosystem," Jia hopes to sell content, including movies, TV shows and music to LeSEE drivers.Speaking at a meeting of the China Entrepreneur Club, an exclusive summit of business leaders, 43-year old Jia explained why foreign rivals did not worry him, particularly Apple, which is also expanding its ecosystem beyond consumer technology to driverless cars."We think the difference between us and Apple is very large. Apple is a mobile phone company focused on hardware and software," Jia said at the weekend event in Jinan. "LeShi [another name for LeEco] is focused on the internet first, and only then on software, and finally on hardware."Apple's product design was also obsolete, he added.
 


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4/25/2016 9:05 am  #2


Re: LeEco CEO Jia Yueting says Apple is outdated

One thing for sure, the China market itself is a potential gold mine for the companies that are allowed to do business there as they transition to a consumer nation (look at Alibaba as another example). 

Will those same companies eventually dominate the US markets ? Time will tell. 


"Do not confuse motion and progress, A rocking horse keeps moving but does not make any progress"
 
 

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