Samsung Galaxy S smartphone shipments hits 10 mln

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Samsung Galaxy S smartphone shipments hits 10 mln
Samsung Electronics has sold 10 million of its Android-powered Galaxy S smartphones. The milestone was reached in less than seven months after the device was launched in June 2010. Samsung sold over 1.4 million Super Amoled devices per month since the launch, Samsung Electronics' president and head of Mobile Communications Business JK Shin said.

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Samsung is er nog voor de jaarwisseling in geslaagd om 10 miljoen exemplaren ter verkopen van de Galaxy S smartphone. De Android handset is in juni 2010 gelanceerd. Samsuing verkoopt er meer dan 1,4 miljoen per maand, meldt JK Shin, hoofd van Samsung's mobiele divisie.

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