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Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge start well in Europe, China and India

Samsung Galaxy Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge refined, without changing, the previous S6 and S6 Edge, but, according to reports from the Korea Times, these refinements that have had very positive feedback on the audience of potential buyers. The new top range of the South Korean manufacturer, in fact, are parties in a decisive manner in key markets, such as Europe, China and India with pre-orders have exceeded initial estimates.


Add a slot for memory expansion, the resistance to liquids and a camera segment further improved, according to initial findings, it took the new Galaxy to do better than previous models. In the European market, confirm the sources contacted by The Korea Times, Galaxy and Galaxy S7 S7 Edge have totaled preorders totaling over 250% compared to the previous Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge.

Same scenario of pre-orders exceeded analysts' assessments is also found in India, while in China pre-orders of the two top range from 11 March have passed the milestone of 10 million units (6.4 million through JD.com, a leading Chinese online retailers, 1.4 with Suning, a leading Chinese electronics chain).

The picture that emerges is therefore positive, although the comparison with the results obtained from previous models is not exactly easy, given that Samsung did not disclose the exact sales figures of the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge. Confident also the same leaders of the South Korean manufacturer, as Koh Dong-jin, current number one of the mobile division of Samsung, which said: "I am confident of doing well after checking the response of the leading dealers and after holding meetings with telephone operators in China. "

Samsung has evidently failed to take action on key points of the hardware platform, bridging the gap with other leading top range Android under the terms of allocation of memory expandability and aiming to further segment camera which continues to be one of the most appreciated features by users . In the first instance, therefore, they laid the groundwork to revitalize the business smartphone of the South Korean manufacturer that markets like China is forced to face a very close competition.

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