Tomahawk F1

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Yesterday in Beijing Wang Feng, the CEO of Chinese gaming startup Fuze, took to the stage at a press conference to proudly unveil his venture’s newest product—a home video game console called the Tomahawk F1.
Like many CEOs with products that compete against established foreign brands, Wang was quick to play up the device’s unveiling as a watershed moment in China’s tech industry, which has yet to see a domestic console pose a significant challenge to the likes of Sony and Microsoft.
“When will China’s games market—especially high-resolution consoles and high-performance consoles, the best products [out there]—be taken over by Chinese businesses?” Wang asked the audience (link in Chinese).
昨天在北京王峰的总裁兼首席执行官中国游戏启动引信、走上舞台在记者会上自豪地推出其合资公司的最新的产品的主页视频游戏控制台的所谓的 “战斧” F 1。
像许多 CEO 的产品竞争, 建立外国品牌, 王是快速播放设备的推出为分水岭的时刻, 中国的高科技产业, 尚未见国内控制台构成重大挑战到喜欢的索尼和微软。
“当将中国的游戏市场特别是高分辨率控制台和高性能控制台、最好的产品[有]由中国企业?” 王问观众(链接)。

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