subject: Samsung Is Elated For The Sales Of Galaxy S3 Exceeding 30 Million Unit [print this page] Samsung has long surpassed Nokia and become the phone maker which has the largest shipments of phones. The feat of Samsung has obtained will be owed to the several hot flagship smartphones starting with the Galaxy S2, which worked the sales miracles last the years around the globe. It seems that Galaxy S3, as the follow-up of Galaxy S2, has inherited this good convention and swept the whole world once again.
Samsung certainly shows no modest about this good news and posted it on its twitter, claiming that the shipments of Galaxy S3 has hit 30 millions units, accompanied with a celebration picture of Samsung staff on the stadium ground. In the month of September, Samsung stated that Galaxy S3 has reached a sales figure of 20 million units, which means that there is an increase of 10 million within less than two months. So with the popularity of Samsung devices, many of those old iPhone accessories makers have diverted their focus on the Samsung accessories. So that is why Samsung Galaxy S3 cases is as prosperous as that of the iPhone 5.
Of course, Galaxy S3 is not the sole contributor to the success of Samsungs success and the nice earnings report of this year, and there are other important devices which also make the great contribution. Galaxy Note 2 is also a good example. It is predicted that Galaxy Note 2 will double the sales of its predecessor, Galaxy Note, which has been moved out 10 million units. As what Samsung revealed, Samsung Galaxy Note 2 has sold out over 3 million units within less than 40 days. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 cases also rise to popularity due to hot selling of this large screen smartphones.
Whats more, the Christmas shopping season is coming, when most of us may want to find something nice for our family and friends, a good smartphone or tablet PC might be a good choice. There is good reason to believe that those consumer electronics makers will take this good chance and move out more products by slashing the price or offer other kinds of discounts.
