The study, made by Korea Investment & Securities Co., and quoted by Yonhap News Agency, says that the sales lead is due to Samsung’s wide range of products, especially in the mid and low ranges. The study predicts that Samsung will get to 37% of the global market in 2013 (284 million units sold globally), while Apple will have 20.4%, accounting to 157 million units. So the difference between the two is estimated at 16.6%. For 2012, the difference is estimated to be at 13.2%, the same source says. Samsung will be at 33.1% (212.9 million units), and Apple at 19.9% (128 million units). It’s obvious that the difference is made by cheaper smartphones — like the Galaxy S III Mini. But even if the gap becomes larger, Apple doesn’t have much to worry about considering it currently has a top selling smartphone and other mobile gadgets on the market. While Samsung sells a wide variety of products. Comment Name * Email *
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