20 million Samsung Galaxy S II smartphones shipped until now
By Florin on 23 Feb 12At the end of September 2011, Samsung announced that it sold 10 million Galaxy S II i9100 handsets around the world. Now, five months later and 10 months after the device was first launched, the South Korea giant unveiled that the total number of S II units shipped has reached 20 million.
The Galaxy S II is currently available pretty much anywhere in the world, including in major markets like China, India and the US (where AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile are selling slightly different versions of it).
Together, the first Galaxy S (i9000) and the Galaxy S II i9100 have been sold in more than 40 million units.
Next month, possibly on March 15, Samsung will likely announce the third-generation Galaxy S, most probably called Samsung Galaxy S III. I’m pretty sure this one will sell very well, too.
Via Press release (in Korean)
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