Nokia and Motorola dominate China’s smartphone market
Filed under: Handsets, Motorola, Nokia, Studies
Really, it’s not even fair. A recent look at Q3 2008 smartphone sales in China has found that together, Nokia and Motorola encompass around 90% of all handsets sold in the nation (real ones, we presume). The CCID Consulting report also points out that Nokia’s share alone is a dominating 69.3%, with its wide range of choices spanning from low-end to ultra-luxurious helping it to hook consumers from all walks of life. Picking up the silver is Moto with a respectable 19.9%, while Dopod snags the bronze with just 4.7%. Overall, handset sales in China were practically flat from Q2, which — in today’s world — isn’t particularly awful. For the number lovers out there (you know who you are), check the read link for even more statistics.
[Via mocoNews, image courtesy of SymbianWebBlog]
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