Lenovo’s New Subsidiary to be Called Fancy Maker

December 19, 2014

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lenovo_logo Lenovo announced in the fall that it would be creating a new subsidiary company that would be run by its VP. The name has been officially announced as Fancy Maker. Lenovo has said it has plans to let the new company “run under a more flexible management.” The new brand has the unique opportunity of being started by a company with Lenovo's resources. Fancy Maker is said to be made to give Lenovo a brand to focus on online sales, so due to the name, it seems that it may be trying a similar approach to Motorola's Moto Maker customization website. Since its primary competition is Xiaomi and other Chinese companies, expect to see cheap prices on new devices from the young brand.

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Source: GizmoChina

Via: TechnoBuffalo

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Alex is a student at Appalachian State University majoring in Computer Science. When he's not coding or tinkering with his tech devices, he enjoys exercise and playing music. He is currently trying to start many different businesses in hopes of making it big as an entrepreneur, from fixing and selling phones to crafting herbal teas. Alex's first smartphone was a Droid Bionic, and he's been rapidly jumping from device to device through the years. He also has a Nexus 7 (2012) as his small tablet of choice. Alex considers himself an avid Android Evangelist, converting Apple users to the superior operating system whenever he gets the chance.