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in my opinion since se are 5th with a market share of 5% i would say that its competitors are those in positions 4,3,2,1 siemens samsung motorola and nokia and have to be aware of the threat coming up from behind from the likes of lg
nokia is so far ahead they will only get them long term. se would be better attacking the likes of siemens and samsung which are within reach and able to over take in the next year or 2
however i think any major comapny that makes mobile will be a rival
i must say i do like the fact that there is so many options around at the minute and companys are really starting to push design and technology
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Posted: 2004-07-30 17:38:35
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On 2004-07-30 17:37:40, michka wrote:
Seen the Moto RAZR V3?
No specs yet, unfortunately!
I totally agree, its esthetically one of the best looking phones I've seen...I still wonder how the navigating will be.
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Posted: 2004-07-30 18:31:49
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Tempsonyfreak sent me an address with preliminary specs for the RAZR
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/details.php?id=893
Not astounding.
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Posted: 2004-07-30 18:39:35
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Motorola copy no one they invented mobile phone ! Nokia will not be No.1 for much longer because mobile phone technology is moving into an area where europeans are weak & USA + Japan are strong : advanced IC systems & display technology !
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Posted: 2004-07-30 19:12:31
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I agree with @etaab, motorola are actually really good phones (if the razr had external memory I would seriously consider it, its 1 heck of a sexy phone or even the mpx series).
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Posted: 2004-07-30 20:07:38
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On 2004-07-30 18:39:35, michka wrote:
Tempsonyfreak sent me an address with preliminary specs for the RAZR
http://www.phonearena.com/htmls/details.php?id=893
Not astounding.
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I agree...only 4096 colours???
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Posted: 2004-07-30 21:08:34
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according tho the link its 64k tft screen not 4096 colors thats maybe the external screen
it has bluetooth speakerphone quad band java compatitby mp3 ringtones camera video recorder
not the worst spec phone i ve ever seen if the price is reasonable. i think its more a fashion statement with features than a phone full of feature
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Posted: 2004-07-30 21:15:22
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Yes, the 4096 colours is for the external screen.
Main screen is not very big (176x220), no mention of IR, apparently no voice dialing/answering, camera only VGA.
Agreed the design is stunning, but the features seem a bit too little too late.
Dreaming: a RAZR with S700 functionalities.
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Posted: 2004-07-30 21:26:23
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Siemens is on the "kill list" for SE according to that article in infoworld.
Motorola, Samsung, and LG are pushing ahead in the global mobile phone market, eating into the lead of perennial market leader Nokia.
Following the traditionally weak first quarter of the year, the mobile phone market is getting tighter as Motorola, Samsung, and LG show strong growth and Nokia sees its lead begin to slide, according to a new market study by IDC.
Although it still leads the market in overall sales with 45 million units shipped, Nokia saw its share of the market dip to 27.7% in second quarter. The company is still showing growth, however, with a sales growth of 11.8% since the same time last year. That was due in a large part to recent efforts to stabilize and flesh out its product line, which had been flagging of late.
Motorola saw its shipments more than double last year, with a 52.4% increase in sales pushing it to the number two position, also due to a rejuvenated product line. Nonetheless, it only captured 14.7% of the market. Hot on its tail, however, is Samsung with 13.9% of the market, after a dramatic 76% growth since last year. The company has several new coming down the pipes as well, and may well overtake Motorola before the year is out.
Fourth place Siemens showed a slight decrease in sales from first to second quarter, but still posted a 28.4% growth in sales year-on-year to claim 6.4% of the market. That led it to tie Sony Ericsson, whose shipments grew 55% since last year. Sony Ericsson also has a number of new products scheduled for the latter half of the year, so it may well pass Siemens and claim the fourth place spot all on its own.
Also surging ahead is LG Electronics, whose massive series of new devices in the first half of the year resulted in an 87% growth in sales since last year. As a result, LG's share of the market shot from less than one percent to 6.1% of the worldwide market. Trailing Sony Ericsson and Siemens by only 500,000 units in second quarter, LG is well positioned to shoot ahead by the end of the year.
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Posted: 2004-07-30 21:30:41
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