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Chinese People and Their Mobile Phones: sales predicted to grow 17.6% for whole 2008
China, the world's largest cell phone exporter, is expected to maintain momentum in both production and marketing of mobile phones in the remaining of this year, CCID Consulting said recently. The company predicted that China would produce 605 million cell phones for the whole of 2008, a growth of 16.9 percent over last year, and sell 205 million at home, up 17.55 percent. The foreign sales would amount to 400 million units, up 16.79 percent...
Posted in China, consumer behavior, economics, information technology Also tagged CCID Consulting, cell phones, Chinese People, Mobile Phones, Motorola, Nokia, Xinhua 1 Comment
Chinese People and Their Mobile Phones: Market Increases on a Large Scale, Driven by Demand
CCID Consulting, China's leading research, consulting and IT outsourcing service provider, recently released its article on mobile phone market increasing in large scale. From data by CCID Consulting, the sales volume in China's mobile market is 150 million units in 2007, which is 24.1% more than that of 2006. If black-market mobiles from smuggling, unregistered brands and other illegal products are counted, the number exceeded 200 million in 2007. The China mobile market has started development on a large scale driven by market demand and technology renovation...
Posted in China, consumer behavior, information technology, innovation, trends Also tagged 3G, behavior, China Mobile, Chinese People, consumer behavior, electronics, entertainment, GPS, internet, Mobile Phones, Motorola, Statistics 2 Comments
Chinese People and Their Mobile Phones: China starts 3G commercial trials in 8 cities
The parent of China Mobile (0941.HK: Quote, Profile, Research), the country's top wireless operator, have started commercial trials of a homegrown third-generation wireless standard, TD-SCDMA, in eight cities on April 1, state media said recently. Shares in several Hong Kong-listed equipment vendors, including China Communications Services Corp Ltd (0552.HK: Quote, Profile, Research) and China Wireless Technologies Ltd (2369.HK: Quote, Profile, Research), rose on Friday, as investors anticipate heavy spending on telecoms gear.The commercial trials will help to improve TD-SCDMA technology, as well as provide better mobile services during the Beijing Olympics, according to Xinhua News agency [...]
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