Lenovo IdeaPad IdeaTab and are the key to success

Lenovo announced the results for the third quarter of the fiscal year ended December 31, 2011. For the company it was a particularly good thing that has allowed her to record a record quarterly revenue of 8.4 billion U.S. dollars with a profit attributable to shareholders amounted to 153 million U.S. dollars, approximately 54% in over the same period last year.Another important statistic is the highest market share ever in the world that is equal to 14.0% against 35.3% market share, which represents the highest ever in China.
This period was marked by record-breaking amounts in terms of quarterly revenue, income before income taxes and market share, and also represents the eleventh consecutive quarter that Lenovo has grown fastest in the industry. If it is true that most of the revenue derived from the commercialization of traditional PCs, it is also true that the company has also sold 6.5 million smartphones.
The same is convinced Lenovo, and it is difficult to blame her, that now is a time of great development for the segment of the tablet on which the giant was serious about investing. Not surprisingly, during the last edition of the Consumer Electronics Show in January, Lenovo has introduced several new models such as, for example, Lenovo IdeaTad A2, a 9-inch tablet based on Android OS Ice Cream Sandwich. Of the same line is part Lenovo IdeaPad S2 10.1 inch equipped with the powerful SoC Nvidia Tegra 3 and equipped with a special docking. Among the latest Lenovo IdeaTab K2 also has a display High Definition 1080p FullHD.
It is not yet clear when most of these models will be distributed globally but it is clear that the company has decided to go straight to success in this segment of the tablet, where he must necessarily collide with other seasoned competitors. The strategy of Lenovo seems to offer a wide range of products, differing in dimensions and characteristics, so as to satisfy a wide range of users. Will it succeed?