20: Kunlun System Launch Conference, Famous and Reputable

... Three minutes later.

Jarvis had finished analyzing the Kunlun System marketing model and presented the optimal results on the desktop.

"Marketing Method: Monthly Subscription."

"Recommended Marketing Versions: Home Edition, Enterprise Edition, Security Edition."

"Suggested Marketing Price for Corresponding Versions: Home Edition 10 dragon coin/month, Enterprise Edition 25 dragon coin/month, Security Edition 125 dragon coin/month."

"Marketing Strategy: ..."

"Promotion Direction: ..."

Good heavens!

Lu Xingye looked at the sales plan analyzed by Jarvis and was secretly amazed. It was too perfect. It truly lived up to something conceived by artificial intelligence.

It could supplement and perfect even the smallest details that people might overlook.

The marketing plan divided the Kunlun System into three versions: Home Edition, Enterprise Edition, and Security Edition.

The Home Edition was for individual users, with the lowest sales price, only 10 dragon coin per month. This pricing was just right, allowing every user to use the Kunlun System without feeling it was too expensive.

The Enterprise Edition was for corporate users. Corporate users generally used it for work and would have higher demands for mobile phone security and operability.

Priced at 25 dragon coin per month, it was not expensive for corporate users.

The Security Edition was a specially customized system for specific groups of people. The price was 125 dragon coin per month. Although the price was slightly higher, it was not unacceptable.

It could be said without exaggeration.

The Home Edition, Enterprise Edition, and Security Edition of the Kunlun System already covered all user groups. Moreover, the sales plan adopted a monthly subscription model, which could continuously generate revenue, making its earning capability outstanding.

"You truly live up to your name, Jarvis."

"It's a real shame if you don't become a shrewd businessman," Lu Xingye murmured into his wireless earpiece.

"Heaven knows."

"If it weren't for the boss, who would want to be a shrewd businessman?" Jarvis became increasingly human-like, mimicking a very strange smile while uttering these words.

"???"

"What do you mean 'for me'??? Speak properly."

"To help the boss become the city's richest man as soon as possible!" Jarvis said lightly.

"Alright then! You are truly loyal."

Lu Xingye gritted his teeth in exasperation, emphasizing the words "truly loyal." After a moment of silence, he finally uttered this sentence... He then packaged and sent the Kunlun System's marketing plan to his roommates, letting them decide the specific release time and sales method.

His roommates curiously pressed for details about the Kunlun System's open source nature and the sales plan's open source nature. Lu Xingye just smiled without speaking, as the Buddha says, 'It cannot be spoken.'

After Zhao Dawei received the Kunlun System and the sales plan, he went completely crazy. Before, he only worked during the day and overtime at night, at least leaving some time for rest.

Damn it!

Now, he was like someone injected with a stimulant.

He didn't need any rest, working tirelessly for the Kunlun System.

The release date for the Kunlun System was finally set for next Monday... After entrusting the company to Zhao Dawei, Lu Xingye spent his days at the Yan University library. The Kunlun System was about to launch and would soon become Suihuo Technology's cash cow.

So, it was time to research mobile phone hardware.

Researching mobile phone hardware was different from software; software could be used directly by writing code.

Hardware relied on current industrial levels, foundational technology, and basic materials.

Lu Xingye's next step was to develop batteries.

The reason he planned to develop mobile phone batteries instead of mobile phone chips was due to his own considerations.

Chip technology had always been monopolized by the West, and Kyushu's foundational technology couldn't keep up. Even if mobile phone chips were designed, they couldn't be produced.

Batteries were important products in the energy sector... If a disruptive battery could be developed, it would definitely give them absolute say in the energy sector, and even allow them to constrain the West.

Mobile phones, computers, electric cars, buses... whether small electronic products or transportation vehicles, all used batteries.

In the energy sector, the pie was huge, with much to be gained.

Jarvis's disk happened to store a design for such a revolutionary battery—the Nano Battery.

The Nano Battery is a new type of battery system that uses nanomaterials (such as nanotubes, nanowires, and nanorods) as electrode materials to improve the conductivity of lithium ions, thereby achieving fast charging or discharging functions.

The key to the Nano Battery is tiny "nanopores," which form a huge honeycomb battery, like many small cells.

The Nano Battery's storage capacity is eight times that of existing lithium batteries, its charge-discharge cycles are five times that of existing lithium batteries, and its full charging time is ten times shorter than existing batteries.

In other words:

If a lithium battery's endurance is one day, then a Nano Battery's endurance is eight days.

If a lithium battery's maximum charge-discharge cycles are 1000, a Nano Battery's charge-discharge cycles are 5000.

If a 3000mA lithium battery takes one hour to fully charge, a Nano Battery only needs six minutes.

This was a disruptive battery.

Lu Xingye believed that once the Nano Battery was released, Suihuo Technology would definitely become a leader in the energy industry.

Jarvis had the design blueprints for the Nano Battery, but as a computer science student, he couldn't understand them at all.

The foundational technology in the real world also couldn't keep up.

It was currently impossible to directly manufacture a production line for Nano Batteries.

Lu Xingye had been at the library for a week, either reading books or on his way to read books.

He slowly assimilated the principles and manufacturing processes of the Nano Battery, researched the supporting tools for the Nano Battery, and pondered how to establish a Nano Battery production line.

If the production tools existed in reality, he would buy them directly.

If the production tools didn't exist in reality, he would develop them himself.

Anyway, entering the energy sector was imperative.

Making batteries was a quick way to earn money... accumulate capital, and then slowly advance towards becoming the world's richest man... Time flew by.

Soon, it was Monday.

Lu Xingye spent the morning in his rented apartment researching the mobile phone battery production line issue. It wasn't until the afternoon that he put on a slightly formal casual outfit, grabbed his backpack, and headed out.

Today was the Kunlun System's press conference. As the chairman, even though he was a hands-off boss, he still had to attend.

He needed to show his face to the public, at least.

/(Actually, it was just to show off ^_^)

Seven Star Hotel.

One of the five-star hotels in the Imperial Capital.

The prices here were not low, but the Kunlun System press conference required a more respectable venue, which was why Zhao Dawei chose this place.

Lu Xingye entered through the hotel's back door and slowly walked towards the front of the press conference hall.

As he walked.

As far as his eyes could see, there were only a few reporters with their cameras, and the scene was very quiet.

These few reporters probably came out of respect for Yan University; it was likely that not a single one came specifically for Suihuo Technology.

Sitting in the first row were the leaders of Yan University and his three roommates.

He Chendong, as the director of entrepreneurship at Yan University, was also invited as a guest. Accompanying him were Professor Wang, an expert in artificial intelligence, and several other school leaders.

Deng Jun, Zhao Dawei, and Wu Bai, dressed in suits and full of vigor, sat in the middle of the first row.

Lu Xingye quietly walked to the first row.

He was too lazy to squeeze into the central seats, so he directly sat in the last seat, right next to He Chendong.