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Posted on Saturday, October 16 2004 @ 22:07:49 CEST by LSDsmurf |
For a long time LG tried to follow general tendencies of the mobile phone market and offered solutions intended for a wide range of consumers. The majority of its middle and high-class models was not popular because they were inferior to the rivals either in price or in functionality. The company has tried to reconsider its strategy starting from 2004 and in particular the names and abbreviations of the product lines have been changed. Model L 1100 became the first representative of the L-line. In Cannes the company representatives told it was the most technologically developed line, the best from the best by LG. In the reality the L-line is more a niche solution intended for small groups of consumers. This is a deliberate refusal in favour of stable but low sales.
Link: Mobile Review
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