Samsung SGH-E250 almost sold 20 million times

Jan 21 2008, 1:00am CST | by Luigi Lugmayr

Samsung says that they are close to having sold 20 million SGH-E250 mobile phones. In October they just passed the 10 million mark.

Samsung developed the SGH-E250 to target emerging markets in Asia and Latin America and launched the low-end handset in November of 2006. The Samsung SGH-E250 features a 300,000-pixel digital camera, color display, MP3 player, and Bluetooth technology. The price of the SGH-E250 is about $150.
Around 200 million Nokia 1100s hava been sold, but it only costs around $50. The Motorola RAZR is also ahead with 40 million units sold.
More details on Chosun.

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