2012年の世界の携帯電話の販売台数は、2011年より0'2%減少して17億0000'0000台に。
Cae por primera vez la venta mundial de móviles
Los fabricantes chinos Huawei y ZTE se encaraman entre las cinco primeras posiciones
Javier Martín Madrid 25 ENE 2013 - 12:03 CET
Cae first global mobile sales
Chinese manufacturers Huawei and ZTE are perched among the top five
Javier Martin Madrid 25 ENE 2013 - 12:03 CET
The reality of smartphones plugged the phone industry: in 2012, for the first time in history, mobile phones are sold less than the previous year, if only 0.2%, according to annual figures released by IDC and Strategy Analytics. about 1,700 million units. The figures are massaged by the continuous rise of smart phones, but its growth has also declined from 70% in 2011 to 43% last year.
In the summary of the whole year, Samsung and Apple concentration is higher than in the last quarter as they are made with 65% of smartphones sold brand, according to IDC. The next three have lost sales and market share, which gives an idea of the increasing dominance of the big two. Nokia, still third in the entire year, has lost half of its share, down from 54.6% of sales, the fourth, HTC, has lost 25% and the fifth, RIM, 36%. Concetración by Apple and Samsung, the other manufacturers have only 17% of the market, 32% less than in 2011.
The landscape was very different in the Christmas quarter. Of every hundred phones sold, 45.5 were intelligent, the highest percentage in history. That time also marks the entry of Huawei and ZTE among the top five vendors, including, for the first time, Huawei scale to third place with 10.8% market share, just behind Samsung (29%) and Apple (21 , 8%). In fourth place is situated Sony (4.5%), thanks to its Xperia models in the first year with label and detached from Ericsson. The fifth is for the Chinese company, ZTE to 4.3%.
For ZTE, in the last quarter for the first time sold more smartphones than conventional phones thanks to their low prices, which has brought that together (conventional phones smarter) sold 14.6% less, down only surpassed by Nokia (24% less).
Huawei, another Chinese, has pursued a strategy diametrically different, with high-end phones like the Ascend P1, the thinnest on the market, and next Mate, a tabphone therefore have a 6.1 inch screen (in this segment The successful Note Samsung have 5.5 inches).
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