Matsushita Chinese said market exit counter to abandon 2G in 3G

Xinbaoxun (reporter Liao Qi) Matsushita determined not to retreat, customer service or service. In Japan's mobile phone market has pulled out of China's sensitive moment, Panasonic (China) Co., Ltd. mobile communications company yesterday called the newspaper, issued a statement of stick.

"We just adjusted the direction instead of exiting." For the exit of the Chinese market, inaccurate news, Panasonic Mobile said in a statement yesterday, the Chinese market has always been one of the most important component of the development strategy of Panasonic mobile communications. Since Toshiba announced its withdrawal from the Chinese mobile phone market in 2004, the same day, another bad day, MITSUBISHI also announced the withdrawal from the mainland market. Japanese mobile phone manufacturers to exit the trend began to receive widespread concern in the industry, in this context, including the China stop market, overseas GSM mobile phone production Panasonic is considered a popular candidate for the launch of the mobile phone market Chinese announced last year. In this regard, Panasonic explicitly denied.

Panasonic said, after the company adjusted, will concentrate all resources for the management of 3G product development, and whether the consumer concern for the majority of mobile phone customer service service with Matsushita Matsushita to abandon 2G and fade, Matsushita said in a statement, Chinese according to the current state of the domestic mobile phone market and demand, will continue to carry out the 2.5G GSM product sales and customer service service. Its 270 service network consisting of after-sales service system will provide after-sales service.

Many industry insiders believe that the main reason for the Japanese mobile phone is not China defeat decision-making localization, too dependent on the market experience, "Matsushita in 3G is a wise choice in the technical level, but if you can not solve the institutional obstacles, probably still little improvement." A telecom analyst.