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Saturday, April 19, 2008

 

Samsung for every lifestyle

 
Samsung Electronics unveiled 18 of its latest handsets at the Samsung Mobile Roadshow 2008. Based on the company’s new consumer segmentation model, the all-encompassing line-up offers a mobile for every lifestyle, as the company seeks to double regional handset sales to capture more than 25 percent of market share in 2008.

“Samsung has complemented our technology and design leadership with in-depth research into the evolving consumer needs. We will embed ourselves into the latest consumer trends and preferences to deliver innovative products tailored for different segments, as we strive to further increase our market share and strengthen our industry position,” said Charles Choi, VP for Mobile Phone.

Adopting an integrated approach, the company will leverage on multiple platforms to engage consumers, which includes forging external partnerships to deliver new mobile experiences to consumers through new content creation relevant to their lifestyles. Building on its ‘Live Loud’ integrated music campaign that creates a larger than life music platform for the new generation, the company will transform the Samsung Fun Club to offer user friendly communication applications and compelling lifestyle content. In particular, it is exploring partnerships with local music labels to leverage the entity to launch co-branded customized music lifestyle portals targeted at local music communities.

Samsung’s new consumer segmentation model comprises six categories—Style, Multimedia, Infotainment, Business, Connected and Essential —and is devised based on extensive research into the attitudes, lifestyles and design preferences of 20,000 end-users across five continents and 25 countries. Its latest mobile phones tailored to each category are as follows:

Samsung Soul (Style): ‘The Sprit Of ULtra’ and the latest and final addition to Samsung’s premium Ultra Edition line-up, the Samsung Soul represents the perfect blend of design and features, boasting HSDPA connectivity and a 5-megapixel camera in a 12.9mm thin body. The Samsung Soul will be available in the Philippine market in June 2008.

• SGH-F400 (Multimedia): Samsung’s SGH-F400 music phone offers superior sound quality with ICEpower® digital power amplifier technology by Bang & Olufsen, as well as impressive built in hi-fi loud speakers below its unique dual-slider. It will be available in the Philippine market in June 2008.

• SGH-G810 (Infotainment): Incorporating the best of performance and entertainment features, the 5-megapixel SGH-G810 with Symbian v9.2 operating system features WiFi connectivity and comes pre-loaded with GPS navigation, geotagging, Google search, Map and Gmail software. It will be available in the Philippine market in May 2008.

• SGH-i780 (Business): Samsung’s SGH-i780 smartphone features a full QWERTY keyboard and full touch screen, and is a Window Mobile 6.0 pocket PC device with push e-mail and Optional GPS capabilities, an optical touch screen, 2-megapixel camera and HSDPA technology. It is already available in the Philippine market.

• SGH-M620 (Connected): Featuring a large 1.9-inch TFT LCD screen, Samsung’s SGH-M620 offers camera and video recording, FM radio and music player functions. It also supports up to 2GB Micro SD. The model will be available in the Philippine market in June 2008.

• SGH-B200 (Essential): Samsung’s SGH-B200 provides FM radio recording capability where users can set recordings as ringtones. The model also features a unique mobile tracker function that enables users to track down their phones in the event that they are lost or stolen. It will be available in the Philippine market in June 2008.

   

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