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Samsung to Soon Launch Three New Products in Market, Price will Start from Rs. 10000

Monali Gupta

Samsung has continued to launch the smartphone market since the beginning of this year. The company has been continuously launching new smartphones since the beginning of year 2019 to regain its empire in the Indian market. Samsung also seems to be benefiting from this. Like the Samsung smartphone market, there is a plan to accelerate its launch in the tablet market.

In the first quarter of the year 2019, Samsung is acquiring 50% stake. On Friday, the company informed that it will launch three new tablets in India this next week. According to a report by German research firm GFK, Samsung's market share in the year 2018 is 50 percent, while the market share of the company is 49 percent according to the volume.

Aditya Babbar, chief of Samsung India's mobile business, said, "Our Tablat business is doing well. Last year, our tablet business recorded an increase of 8 percent on the basis of value. This year, we expect this category to grow by 20 percent. ' He said that the company's share in the tablet market in India is 50 percent and it is expected that by the end of 2019 it will increase to 60 percent.

The company will launch three new tablet Galaxy Tab S 5 E between 35,000 rupees and 40 thousand rupees in India, Galaxy Tab A 10.1 to 15 thousand rupees between 20,000 and Galaxy Tab A8 10 thousand rupees. According to Cyber ​​Media Research, the shipments of 4G tablet have increased by 62% in the first quarter of the year 2019. Lenovo's share is 26 percent, Samsung 17 percent, and 17 percent of iCall. Apple is at number four with 9% market share.

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