Smartphone maker Motorola Mobility, under Chinese tech giant Lenovo, has launched a variety of handset models to improve its competitiveness amid economic challenges.
“Overall, the growth of the smartphone market in Thailand is expected to be slower than last year as high inflation is hindering consumer purchasing power,” said Supamas Boonpramuk, mobile business group lead at Lenovo Thailand.
“But smartphone makers are trying to offer products with more attractive prices and features that drive customers’ purchasing decisions.”
Motorola is rolling out new products with a broad range of prices from 3,000 baht to 30,000 baht to cover entry, medium and premium…
