Low-priced handset sales defeat Lenovo Samsung fears loss of leading position

According to the Taiwan media September 12, Samsung Electronics is relying on a rich lineup of products, has been in all price-band smartphone sales are ranked tau, dominate the global smartphone market. But it is not long before Samsung can sustain such br. South Korea's media Union news Agency (Yonhap News) said 11th, according to market research company Strategy Analytics (SA) released data, the second quarter of 2014, China's Lenovo Group, the first low-end smartphone global sales surpassed Samsung Electronics; but SA No specific sales figures were released. The chart reports that, compared with other smart phones with price bands, although low price machines have little impact on corporate earnings, the global smartphone market rankings are based on sales, so if Samsung is at a disadvantage in the low price, the throne of global smartphone taps will not be guaranteed. In addition to the PC's main product, Lenovo has been actively nurturing its smartphone and tablet careers from a few years ago, with Lenovo buying Motorola from Google in early 2014, reinforcing its momentum in the smartphone market. The SA points out that Lenovo's current smartphone sales are concentrated in the Chinese market, the overseas market is still a small brand, but it is expected that Lenovo will use Motorola's talent and business network, open up overseas channels, and Lenovo Global PC leader title, can also be its smartphone in the overseas market. Canalys announced August 4, the 2nd quarter of 2014, the global smartphone shipments increased by 23% (quarterly increase of 5%) to 292.4 million; while Samsung is firmly in the leading position, its market share has fallen to 31% from 32% in the 2nd quarter of 2013 (note: 2014 1th quarter 26%). A 2.5-year low. Ramon Llamas, director of research at IDC's mobile team, says many OEMs in the Android camp have focused on the 200-dollar machine, aggressively winning the favor of emerging market consumers. 58.6% of Android smartphones shipped around the world during Q2 are machines that are priced at less than 200 dollars a single price. According to statistics, Samsung Q2 the market for Android smartphones by 29.3%, the highest in all brands, but well below the 40% per cent two years ago. Coolpad, Huawei, Lenovo (Lenovo), LG, Millet (Xiaomi) and ZTE (ZTE) have surged in shipments over the past two years.