Samsung's sells three million in just 37 days
Samsung has sold more than 3 million units of its big screen Galaxy Note II smartphones in a little over a month after its launch, it was announced today.
The South Korean firm, which was the world's largest maker of smartphones in the July-September quarter, said it took 37 days for the oversize smartphone to reach the sales figure.
The Note II was released first in South Korea in September and in the U.S. and other countries in the following month.
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Samsung's Galaxy Note 2 has now sold over three million units in the month since it was launched
The Note was one of the few 5-inch smartphone in the market when the first model was unveiled last year, making some people believe it would become a 'tweener' that is neither a tablet nor a smartphone. Samsung's Note category took off in the market, overcoming skepticism about its big size making it look awkward when held close to the face. .
The 5.5 inch screen Note comes with a stylus and runs the latest version of Google's Android operating system, Jelly Bean.
The South Korean firm is pinning its hope on the Note II and the S III to maintain its market lead during the crucial fourth-quarter holiday season, when a number of new gadgets are vying for attention from consumers in the crowded market.
Research firm IDC said Samsung topped the global smartphone market in the July-September third quarter with 56.3 million sales, more than double Apple's 26.9 million iPhone sales.
The two companies controlled combined 46 percent of the global smartphone market, according to IDC.
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