Shipment goals for new Samsung Galaxy A and J series revealed

The Samsung Galaxy A5 (2016)
Officially unveiled only last week, the new Galaxy A (2017) series, just like its predecessors, will not be coming to the United States. The devices are instead targeted for less developed markets, such as Russia and Eastern Europe, where mid-range devices have proven much more popular. The Galaxy J (2017) line, on the other hand, is projected to be far more popular, possibly due to the devices' excellent specs for the prices they're sold for. Emerging markets, such as South America and India, are the main driving force behind the series' good sales. While this year's J series phones are yet to be unveiled, a number of leaks in the past have suggested devices with internals which solidly improve on previous models. Seeing as last year's J series devices weren't sold officially in the States, it's a fair assumption that these ones won't either. A determined enough person could still easily buy one of these phones, but if you're one of those people, make sure you thoroughly research whether your chosen device will support the wireless bands required by your carrier.
source: The Investor
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