dimanche 28 avril 2013
The Samsung Galaxy 4 could sell twice as S3
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Samsung launches this week its new high-end smartphone, the Galaxy S4. With this model, it must consolidate its new position as world leader in mobile phones.
Galaxy
S4, new high-end smartphone from Samsung, released this week in the
world to counter the iPhone 5 in advance and strengthen the South Korean
on Apple. Presented
in March at Radio City Music Hall in New York, the Galaxy S4 opens
Friday in South Korea and the rest of the world over the weekend.41 million Galaxy S3 sold in one yearNo
more than the iPhone 5, the S4 offers technological revolution, but
improvements that can be decisive in the fierce competition between
smartphones and tablets using him as Android, the mobile operating
system from Google. S4
- S3 whose predecessor has sold over 41 million copies since its launch
a year ago - is especially with a large high-definition screen (5
inches, 12.7 centimeters) a battery and a camera performance. It
can recognize eye movements to scroll or turn pages automatically as
and when reading, or stop video when the user looks away."Samsung
entered into uncharted territory. Sales S4 tell us if he is able to
defend its new status as" the world leader in mobile phones and
smartphones, notes James Song, an analyst at KDB Daewoo Securities.For
now, everything seems to smile on South Korean company is expected to
announce Friday that a whopping 53% of its operating profit in the first
quarter compared to the same period in 2012, to 8.7 trillion won (5.98
billion euros).Objective 70 to 80 million for the S4?Samsung
has passed 65 million smartphones in the first three months of fiscal
2013, for a market share of 30%, according to research firm DRAMeXchange
Taiwanese. In contrast, Apple announced Tuesday the first decline in net profit in nearly a decade. According to DRAMeXchange, the iPhone has sold 37.5 million units for a global market share of 15.3%. Samsung
had stolen the top spot to Apple in 2011 and its lead last year and
accounted for about 30% market share against 19% for the group at the
apple. S3
was even temporarily replaced during the summer iPhone 4S as the
world's best-selling smartphone, and Samsung was openly mocked his rival
in commercials where he had people queuing up to buy the iPhone 5, but squinting with envy on the Galaxy S3.For his successor the Galaxy S4, the bar has been set very high. CIMB Bank expects at least 70 million passed this year. Morgan
Stanley also mentions an "ambitious goal" set by Samsung to its
suppliers, who will be able to deliver 10 million copies per month,
against 8,000,000 at the time of peak production for the S3. According
to Morgan Stanley, the device would be proposed by a number of "record"
of 400 operators in 210 countries for use on the third or fourth
generation (3G or 4G LTE).Samsung,
whose range is very wide, from S4 to cheaper models for emerging
markets, however, remains far from Apple in terms of profitability with a
two times higher for the U.S. operating margin. "Samsung
still has a long way to go before settling permanently as a leader and
not a follower. Has never had the genius of innovation as Steve Jobs,"
said James Song. "But
Jobs is no longer Apple and the company is struggling. It could help
Samsung to gain time to install as a leader in every sense of the term."
Song believes that the S4 can reach the 80 million units taking advantage of recent problems in Apple's supply chain.Learn more about
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