Comment on Chinese Tech Startups are Building Streaming Projectors to Beat Smart TVs by A Capital Winter Is Just What Chinese Entrepreneurs Need: Startup Guru Kaifu Lee - TechNode

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Almost all conventional TV manufacturers and software company-turned hardware companies, such as Xiaomi and LeTV, have launched smart TVs and are working on making improvements on the existing models. Xiaomi, LeTV and iQiyi are not only competing on specs but also prices. Apparently, for a startup, making TV sets is so much more difficult than building a portable projector. If a projector was as capable as Xiaomi or LeTV smart TVs, consumers must choose it over the latter considering its portability — The latest XGIMI projector, Z3, is priced at as much as LeTV 50″model, X50 Air. The ZECO CX6 launched today on Alibaba’s Tmall marketplace comes with YunOS, the custom Android system developed by Alibaba.