Samsung says revised Galaxy A line will be a $4 billion hit in India
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Samsung plans on launching its revamped Galaxy A line in India as another way to go after China's Xiaomi, which has struck gold in the country with its value priced handsets. Earlier this month, Samsung unveiled the Galaxy M10 and Galaxy M20 as its first salvos against Xiaomi. These are budget priced models with decent specs and large capacity batteries. The Galaxy A10, Galaxy A30 and Galaxy A50. These handsets are more in the mid-range category than the Galaxy M models.
Samsung India chief Ranjivjit Singh told Reuters that the company will release one new Galaxy A handset in India each month starting in March, with the last model launching in June. Singh says that Samsung will gross over $4 billion this year in India from the Galaxy A series alone. The phones will be priced between 10,000 rupees ($141 USD) and 50,000 rupees ($705 USD).
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