Industry Report on China’s Smartphone Market 2012 Available from Beijing University Think-Tank

July 13, 2012 - PRLog -- Beijing, July 11, 2012. This report covers four major smartphone manufacturers competing for China’s growing mobile sector. Company profiles include their core business activities, users, financials and market breakdown

With price erosion taking place in the smartphone market, and increasing disposable income in mainland China, smartphones will be a natural progression for mobile connectivity. As the sector grows, domestic and foreign phone makers target different areas within the market.

Some of the industry statistics included in the report, among others, are:
   3G Network Utilization Rate May 2012
   Data Usage per Subscriber per Month
   Smartphone Sales in China 2011
   No. of Smartphones Sold in China
   Mobile Phone Sales in China
   Mobile Phone Market in China 2011
   Mobile Phone Market in the World 2011
   The Global Smartphone Market
      Global Smartphone Sales by Region
      Smartphones as a Percentage of Total Market by Region
      Global Feature Phone Sales by Region
      Global Total Mobile Phones in Use by Region
   Cost to Make a Smartphone vs. Retail Price
   Outsourcing of Top Brands in China
   Top Smartphone Brands in China 2012Q1
   Smartphone Brands in China
      Domestic
      Imported
   Mobile Operator: Smartphone Subsidy Policies for Purchaser
   Smartphone Subsidies in Two Chinese Cities
   Smartphone Price Comparison in China
   Peer to Peer Comparison Domestic and Foreign Companies
      Total Smartphones Sold by Company FY2011
      Domestic Company Smartphone Sales
      Foreign Company Smartphone Sales
   Company Profiles for Top 4 Smartphone Manufacturers
Distribution of Business Activities
      Peer to Peer Comparison of Chinese Companies FY2011
      Distribution of Business Activities
   Smartphone Market in China 2015: Sensitivity Analysis
   Network Download Speed
   Network Download Speed Comparison
   

Key takeaway is the assessment section by head strategist and on-the-ground team of research analysts at the university think-tank.

The report is brought to you by Victoria Harbour Strategies in association with Peking University IELI.

To view more details and to download the full report, visit: http://www.chinafrontline.com/66-manufacturers-compete-fo...

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Founded in 1981, International Economic Law Institute (PKU-IELI) is a Peking University think-tank in Beijing. The think-tank's major focus is on the areas of international economic law, China policy and investment research.

About Victoria Harbour Strategies
Victoria Harbour Strategies (VHS) is a private investment and research firm specialized in China. VHS analysts primarily research and monitor large capitalized stocks in the high-growth areas. The firm advises institutional investors and corporations.

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