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  • Sharp Holds Top Handset Market Share

    According to a report issued Feb. 28 by IDC Japan, Sharp continued to lead sales in the Japanese handset market, for the third consectutive quarter, with 21.2% share during Q4 2006. The investigation also noted that domestic shipments increased 11.2% year-on-year with 12.9 million handsets sold during the period. Panasonic claimed 11% with NEC, SonyEricsson and Toshiba all coming in close behind at 9 - 10% of sales volume each.

    Japan handset vendor market shares, Q4 2006

    Via: Analytica1st — Original source [in Japanese] IT Media.

    Posted: 8 March 2007 | Filed: Japan Market, Terminal Technology | Feedback | Print |
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