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Author: Linda Sui
Publication Date: 4月 11 2014
Pages: 8
 Report Type: Data Table, Excel

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Global Dual-SIM Handset Sales Forecast by Region & Countries



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Report Summary:

Global dual-SIM handset sales will grow +18% YoY in 2014. Asia, China, India and Africa remain the key markets for popular dual-SIM phones. Nokia, Samsung, Lenovo and Micromax are among major players with high marketshares driving the industry worldwide. Dual-SIM, dual-active (DSDA) models continue to find niche traction in higher-tier segments. This report contains extensive forecasts for global dual-SIM handset sales in 6 major regions and 2 key countries, including China and India, from 2004 to 2020. Qualitative analysis of key vendors and key technologies in this market are included too.
Table of Contents

    1. Title Page
    2. ANALYSIS
    3. Chart
    4. Dual-SIM Handsets
    5. Regions
    6. Methodology
    7. Contacts

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