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[Photo News] Samsung reigns supreme

By Kim Young-won

Published : July 16, 2015 - 18:06

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SAMSUNG REINS SUPREME — South Korea’s tech giant Samsung Electronics said Thursday it became the No. 1 TV brand by sales in the U.S and European markets as of May, with its market share standing at 53.5 percent and 50 percent in the respective regions. Samsung SAMSUNG REINS SUPREME — South Korea’s tech giant Samsung Electronics said Thursday it became the No. 1 TV brand by sales in the U.S and European markets as of May, with its market share standing at 53.5 percent and 50 percent in the respective regions. Samsung


SAMSUNG REGINS SUPREME — South Korea’s tech giant Samsung Electronics said Thursday it became the No. 1 TV brand by sales in the U.S and European markets as of May, with its market share standing at 53.5 percent and 50 percent in the respective regions. Samsung SAMSUNG REGINS SUPREME — South Korea’s tech giant Samsung Electronics said Thursday it became the No. 1 TV brand by sales in the U.S and European markets as of May, with its market share standing at 53.5 percent and 50 percent in the respective regions. Samsung

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