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SE is gone in the top 5 mobilehand makers. |
Draak
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Guys...............SE loss the 5e place to LG.
So it's about time that SE trike back to the top 5.
Don't you agree guys??
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MaThIbUs
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I agree, but it ain't that easy though.. Where did you get this information?
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Draak
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FRAMINGHAM - De verkoop van zaktelefoons over de hele wereld is in het derde kwartaal sterk blijven groeien. 130,1 Miljoen apparaatjes werden aan de man gebracht, 21,2 procent meer dan in dezelfde periode van 2002 en 14 procent meer dan in het tweede kwartaal van dit jaar.
Dat blijkt uit woensdag gepubliceerde cijfers van het Amerikaanse onderzoeksbureau International Data Corporation (IDC). De aanhoudende groei komt van zowel eerste aankopen van een mobiele telefoon in ontwikkelingslanden als vervanging van toestellen op 'rijpere' markten.
Nokia bleef verreweg de grootste fabrikant, maar zag zijn marktaandeel ten opzichte van het tweede kwartaal wel dalen van 36 procent tot 35 procent. De verkoop van het Finse bedrijf nam toe met 11,2 procent tot 45,5 miljoen stuks. Het Amerikaanse Motorola wist zich te herstellen met een bovengemiddelde verkoopgroei van 27,8 procent tot 20,2 miljoen telefoons. Daardoor steeg het marktaandeel van 13,8 tot 15,5 procent.
Motorola nam daarmee meer afstand van het Koreaanse Samsung, ook al klommen de Zuid-Koreanen van 10,5 naar 11,5 procent. Het Duitse Siemens versterkte zijn vierde plaats met een marktaandeel van 8,7 procent en het Koreaanse LG Electronics keerde terug in de topvijf met 5,8 procent. Dat laatste ging ten kosten van het Japans-Zweedse Sony Ericsson (5,5 procent).
Sorry guys i don't have it in UK can some one translate to UK? |
SCORPIONKING1982
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it still amazes me how motorola are in the top 5.
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masseur
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trabslation (sort of)...
FRAMINGHAM - sale of pocket tel. concerning the complete world is strongly in the third trimester continues grow. 130.1 Million was apparaatjes brought to the man, 21.2 percent more than in the same period of 2002 and 14 per cent more than in the second trimester of this year.
That becomes clear from Wednesday published figures of the American research office international dates Corporation (IDC). The constant increase comes of both first purchases of a mobile tel. in developing countries and replacement of toestellen on ' ripe ' markets.
Nokia remained by far the largest manufacturer, but saw its market share with respect to the second trimester, however, decreasing of 36 per cent up to 35 per cent. Sale of the Finnish company increased with 11.2 percent up to 45.5 million stuks. The American Motorola could repair itself with bovengemiddelde sale increase from 27.8 percent up to 20.2 million tel.. As a result, lane the market share of 13.8 up to 15.5 percent.
Motorola took with that more distance of the Korean Samsung, also already the Souths Korean of 10.5 climbed to 11.5 percent. The German Siemens reinforced its fourth place with a market share of 8.7 percent and the Korean LG Electronics returned in top five with 5.8 percent. That last added of Japans-Zweedse the Sony Ericsson (5.5 percent).
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MaThIbUs
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:o only 5 percents!
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Jim
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How is that possible only 5.5% when everywhere I look I see  phones, most T68i because our operator did a massive campaign about mms and the T68i where at a cheap price ....
The most I see are Nokia, SE and Siemens and that's all, never saw someone with a new motorola, samsung or even lg |
decoy7
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Moto, LG up - Ericssony down
http://theregister.co.uk/content/68/33804.html
straight to the source
http://www.idc.com/getdoc.jhtml?containerId=pr2003_11_03_192642
http://www.idc.com
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Universal Exports
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Rokin#128
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LG and Moto are really big in Asia.
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( > < ) On to world domination! |
thanasis
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Yup i agree that where i live (uk&greece) i see SE phones everywhere, and the only phones that i see more of are nokias. But we must not forget that SE only has large marketshare in Europe. Outside Europe SE phones are much more of a rare site. |
jett
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WHHAAAAATTT???? 
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xtokiyax
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I agree, I seldom see SE here in Singapore |
jrmi
Joined: Nov 22, 2002
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@ thanasis
That is very much true, with SE mobile phone not much being of a presence in Asia.
Thats why when some of the latest phones and accessories of SE shows up here in the asian market, they do sell fast because if your not able to purchased the item you intended to buy, you would have to wait and see if the retailers would still order them.
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lesneo
Joined: Jan 19, 2002
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Hey, hey, hey!!! The T610 I must say has strike quite an impact in Singapore... there are more T610s I see around each corner I go. Though Nokia still reign supreme in exploding phones, the sightings of SE T610 are remarkably higher than T68/i in its hey days.
What about the T100? It was such a phenomenon in Hong Kong that it broke Nokia's 8310 long standing record of no. of handsets sold...
P800? No competition, sorry, in this class. No one has met its mark yet...
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