Envious millet Samsung will push Low-cost mobile phones to snatch China market share

According to South Korea's Sportsworldi website October 28, South Korea's industry said 28th, Samsung Electronics Low-cost smartphone Galaxya series will be in early 11 in the Chinese market. Samsung Electronics launched a series of A3, A5 and A7 three models. Samsung Electronics moves to compete with rival Millet in the world's largest smartphone market. It is reported that Millet is a 2010 to enter the smartphone market in the emerging companies, but the third quarter of this year smartphone sales reached 19 million, the establishment 4 years after the global smartphone market share in the third, become Samsung Electronics's number one competitor. Especially in the Chinese market, millet tightly chasing and catching up with Samsung Apple, the market share rapidly increased. While China launches a series, Samsung Electronics will also sell locally produced handsets in the Indian market and launch smartphones in Vietnam as of mid-11 in the European market. Given that millet is not only content with the Chinese market, Samsung will start in the area where millet is about to enter. The price of rice before 4th in the main market is about 320 dollars. South Korea's industry said that because the Samsung a series of metal materials, so the price may be higher than 4 meters, about 350-500 U.S. dollars. It is reported that Samsung Electronics has recently begun to take the offensive to the high price products based on boutique strategy and beach in the low-cost market parallel dual-track marketing strategy. Samsung has invested $3 billion in two of Vietnam's world's largest production lines, improving equipment with metal materials for both high-priced and low-priced products, as evidenced by the emphasis on low-priced products. (Internship compilation: Yang Name review: Li Xiaofei)