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The aggressive pricing policy against Apple 3G iPhone is unlikely to severely hit by HTC, believes Peter Chu, general director of the Taiwan company.

iPhone new generation, submitted yesterday, will be selling at very attractive price for buyers - $ 199. However, HTC leadership does not see this threat to its business. Cost HTC Touch in most European countries, as well as in Japan and the United States cherished below $ 199. In the low price of Taiwanese vendor products partially “guilty” telecommunications companies that have partnerships with HTC. Orange, for example, offers HTC Touch gift altogether, as a bonus to certain contracts, stimulating, thus, potential and existing subscribers.

In HTC good-tuned to Apple, believing that the market smartphones and places high enough on it all. In addition, Chu welcomes competition from U.S. vendor, believing that it will benefit the consumer.

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