The Samsung dominance in the Chinese market continues as the company has retained its No.1 spot for yet another year, according to a report from the market researcher
iResearch.
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The great sales of the mid-range smartphones have played a major part in Samsung's success. The South Korean's market share for smartphones stood at 32.3% in December 2012, a distant lead against its rival Apple, who managed to claim 14.3% of the market.
Surprisingly, Huawei and Lenovo, the top Chinese only came third and fourth, holding a market share of 12.5% and 7.3%, respectively.
However, according to the report, the average selling price of Apple smartphones was CNY5,104 (about $820), while Samsung's ASP was just CNY2,100. Products above the CNY5,000 mark accounted for 55.6% of Apple's sales, but just 9.2% of the Samsung smartphone shipments in China.
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