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1. chinese electronic companies arent really in infant status compared to other companies. chinese have been making our electronics for a very long time. and as for infancy, im not talking about brand name, what about a company like schiit? brand new company with A+ CSand QC. Do i own any of their products? no but i love how they do business becauese its the right way.
I am not taking about foreign or government invested Chinese companies here, but companies that are started from nothing, by people who have no experience themselves and can't rely on market experience. China adapted the open market policy in 1978/79, but not till the late 80s that economy began to boom, and not till the late 90s that electronics business began to take a center stage (and that was mainly limited to foreign or government invested Chinese companies anyway). It is the last 5~10 years that privately owned electronic companies began to invest time and money for their own brand and products, instead of pure OEM business for oversea companies. Takes Teclast for an example, it is only till recent few years that they start to make digital products. Before that, they were mainly doing OEM business on CD-ROM and CD-R. Others like Meizu or Cube share more or less the same kind of history. People who run these companies do not benefit from growing up or being educated in a free market. They learn by trial and error.
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.... unfortunately that is the true, but there are far greater problem in the China market beyond just QC and CS, though we are not allowed to discuss it here (* involves polity). My advice? Just treats Chinese products as how you would to Korean products 20 years ago, or to Japanese products another 20 years before that.2. their products should be cheaper for a number of reasons, parts, labor, etc. but isuppose one they feel they can really get away with is spending less for QC and CS.
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