After having great success in the smartphone market, Huawei has made plans to push smart display products as its second application market in order to expand its smart consumer ecosystem, according to a Chinese news report.
Although Huawei has repeatedly rebutted reports that suggest it would enter into the TV market, a Chinese news website has said the company is currently developing smart displays powered by the company’s own chips.
The Chinese mobile phone maker, who leapfrogged Apple to take the second spot in global smartphone race, will release smart displays powered by multimedia chips that are made from its subsidiary HiSilicon, according to a Tencent News report on Monday.
HiSilicon, a semiconductor company fully owned by Huawei, is known for its Kirin chip which has been widely utilised on Huawei smartphones.
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Huawei aims to make smart display products its second largest application market, following its success in mobile phones, to build its smart consumer ecosystem, the report said, citing sources from the company’s supply chains.
