Samsung announces record first-day sales of Samsung Galaxy S III in South Korea
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South Korean sales of the Samsung Galaxy S III set a launch day record for the country |
Samsung expects to sell a whopping 10 million units of the Samsung Galaxy S III by the end of this month alone. Its predecessor, no slouch at the cash register either, sold 20 million units last year with about 5 million of those coming from South Korea.
source: SamsungTomorrow via AndroidCentral
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17 Comments
1. jmoita2 posted on 10 Jul 2012, 11:00 25 5
The end of the iPhone... there is a new sheriff in town!!!
3. frydaexiii posted on 10 Jul 2012, 11:24 11 1
Well duh, That's a friggin monster phone...I swear that's a phone I would line up for, Quad core LTE, 2GB RAM? In*friggin*sane
7. remixfa posted on 10 Jul 2012, 13:02 4 1
you are not kidding. im waiting and waiting for the benchmarks from it.
9. ph00ny posted on 10 Jul 2012, 13:44 3 1
It should be identical to the international version. Additional RAM doesn't really change anything in overall performance outside of multitasking
12. remixfa posted on 10 Jul 2012, 20:14 4 1
it can potentially make a very big difference in heavy processor and GPU intensive gaming as well. Im not a heavy gamer, but I get all warm n squishy over massive benchmarks.
Ever see a PC running vista with 1 gig of ram? It sucks. Putting in 2 gigs of ram makes it run smooth as butter (but you really need 4 for best performance.. vista sucks.. lol). Bad analogy for sure, but it can still make a big difference. Also, it future proofs it even that much better.
16. jmoita2 posted on 11 Jul 2012, 09:41 0 0
I disagree... That was a great analogy!!!
18. dickwyn posted on 13 Jul 2012, 07:35 0 0
Worlds fastest smartphone. take that apple and your iphone
4. CharlieAtInfinity posted on 10 Jul 2012, 11:32 11 1
Take that Apple iphone!! your dominating days are numbered!!
6. speckledapple posted on 10 Jul 2012, 11:44 2 1
the iPhone is not as dominating as it is unique in how its presented. Samsung has carved its own niche by being unique in how its presented. Windows Phone is doing the same thing. Blackberry is still very unique in its presentation regardless of lost marketshare. Domination is not the idea, its offering a unique product presented uniquely.
5. speckledapple posted on 10 Jul 2012, 11:41 1 1
Samsung is an entity on its own. I think this is a great thing as the more companies that perform in such a way the better competition will be. As a headliner, they command a market. Second fiddle players like Motorola, HTC, LG, etc all have work to do though HTC and its recent offerings are magnificent. It will be interesting to see where android is over the next five years.
8. sid07desai posted on 10 Jul 2012, 13:21 1 0
Quad-core and 2GB of RAM. Thinkin about ordering it from Korea. Lol
13. mikeguy1981 posted on 10 Jul 2012, 21:26 2 1
I cant stand apple. Everything about them pisses me off. Special connectors, forced to use there software, they sue everyone, etc... I was watching a video online from a company like cnet or something and they called the iphones a overpriced entry level smartphone for kids and i laughed so hard.
14. tiara6918 posted on 11 Jul 2012, 02:51 0 0
In that photo, that is the kpop group sistar advertising the samsung galaxy s 3. Sistar please dance ma boy while holding the s3, then I would be more than convinced to buy one(that's a good marketing strategy). Check out sistar's ma boy here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6XXia5B2Wg Are you more than convinced to buy one too if they're holding those phones?
15. pkiran1996 posted on 11 Jul 2012, 06:36 0 0
Will the Korean version work internationally with networks? Or will it only work in Korea?
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