nunyx
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O estado actual da "batalha" entre marcas. O nome do título é o mesmo do artigo do link que se segue (excertos mais abaixo):
Notícia completa aqui.
- O gráfico mostra a competição entre os modelos mais usados para tirar fotografias de qualidade. O K750i mantém-se no topo dos telemóveis com camera e assiste-se a uma grande subida de popularidade do K800i, juntamente com o relativamente recente N73.
- Ei alguns excertos do artigo mencionado:
Notícia completa aqui.
- O gráfico mostra a competição entre os modelos mais usados para tirar fotografias de qualidade. O K750i mantém-se no topo dos telemóveis com camera e assiste-se a uma grande subida de popularidade do K800i, juntamente com o relativamente recente N73.
- Ei alguns excertos do artigo mencionado:
(...)Nokia seemed to have veered too far towards share, while Sony Ericsson boomed on its focus on high-end models.(...)
(...)Nokia is weakest in the mid-range sector, a fact that Kallasvuo acknowledged in an analyst call. "The product portfolio needs continued improvements. We're making those improvements,"(...)
(...)Motorola reported a 45% decline in profit amid disappointing handset sales, which fell 1.3 million units short of its goal of shipping 55 million units in the quarter, and will need to act quickly to see off an expected major challenge in Q4 from Nokia's revamped line-up, especially its N Series of music and media phones.(...)
(...)Although Motorola has several large WiMAX contracts, serious spending will not be seen until 2008. Apart from these weak spots, the RAZR continues to drive healthy handset performance.(...)
(...)At Sony Ericsson net profits were up 17% but sales rose less than analysts had hoped, by 13%. However, the handset maker saw its volumes rise by a huge 43% year-on- year, to top 20 million units, and overtook LG once again for fourth position in the world market.(...)