Apple's hesitance to fully commit to China is a big help to Lenovo, the latter's chairman Liu Chuanzhi said on Monday. He accused Apple's Steve Jobs of being fickle and willfully ignoring the mainland Chinese market in terms of reaching out to customers. The American company has strong demand for Macs and iPhones, but with just two Chinese retail stores, one iPhone carrier and a small number of third-party dealers, its much smaller footprint gives China-native Lenovo free rein.
