The Galaxy S3, Galaxy Note 2 and the drive LED TVs ... - DealerWorld

Samsung are in luck. And, in the last quarter of the year, the Korean multinational has achieved a turnover of 6,560 million. The Samsung Galazy S3, the Samsung Galaxy Note 2 LED television sales in emerging market have been the key fourth quarter.

Samsung has recorded record revenues during the holiday season, thanks to sales of smartphones and entry-end TVs. And, although it is said that there is a market saturation of high-end smartphones, the fact is that two of the flagships of Samsung , the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy Note 2 have helped boost net income Samsung by 75 percent in the last quarter of the year. Thus, Samsung achieved revenues of 6,560 million.

Christmas sales have boosted Samsung results. So, note the good performance of LED TVs sales in developing countries or markets emerging. In total, in the consumer electronics business, Samsung has grown 20 percent over the same period last year. Similarly, the sale of semiconductors, among which include DRAM and NAND processors, up 10 percent.

On the mobile market, one where Samsung is fighting a hard battle, Robert Yi, senior vice president of Samsung,

worth noting the words of Robert Yi, senior vice president Samsung, referring to the smartphone market (one of increased competition). Thus, the manager stressed that the market “is still ready for surprises.” In this regard, Robert Yi said his company’s commitment to continue to innovate in the smartphone and tablet market. Yes, Robert Yi made no special mention of the possible launch of Samsung Galaxy S4 device rumored to incorporate the new 8-core Exynos processor.

According to Brian Park, a consultancy Tongyang Securities, Samsung have sold in the last quarter, 65 million smartphones. Of these, 14 million would Galaxy S3 and 7 million Galaxy Note 2 . The tablets also exceeded expectations, with the Galaxy Note 10.1 to lead the ranking to have sold about 7 million units (in the previous quarter, Samsung sold 5 million units).

His main rival, Apple has sold 47.8 million iPhones and 22.9 million iPads in the quarter.