"mid-range product" is a correct and usable part of a sentence written in English.
It is used to refer to a product that falls between more expensive versions and less expensive versions of the same type of product. Example sentence: "The store offers several mid-range products that are of high quality but still reasonably priced."
The two founders saw their opening: They would pull in customers with a mid-range product.
A spokesman for Nokia told Forbes.com that it would be a "mid-range" product, and therefore cheaper than the iPhone.
According to the company, the Hawkeye was designed as a mid-range product to ultimately make it more accessible to consumers.
Sony sold 3.5 million smartphones in its most recent quarter, although total sales were down 40percentt year-on-year as the company reduced its mid-range product family and concentrated on regions where it is strongest.
CEO Thorsten Heins noted during the company's somewhat contentious shareholders meeting that their current and forthcoming BlackBerry 7 devices would comprise the company's low and mid-range product tiers until it can push out a full slate of BB10 hardware next year.
The NAIT 5si is the entry-level NAIT and the direct replacement of the NAIT 5i (with italic 'i'); the NAIT XS 2 is positioned as the mid-range product.
There are four types of mid-range products to consider: High-end compacts.
Nor was the company hurt by the International Business Machines Corporation's announcement in June of a series of new mid-range products and local area networks - products that some believed might slow Digital's sales and draw I.B.M.'s traditional customers back into the fold.
AMD still has yet to launch its follow on mid-range products, "Richland", which will undoubtedly raise the graphics game.
With Mobile World Congress, the telecom industry's biggest event, taking place next week, LG has revealed four new mid-range products ahead of time that will be important for its continued success in 2015.
IBM says it believes the street prices will come in 45-50% less than equivalent HP products and 20-25% less than stuff by Dell, which resells EMC's mid-range products.
