Galaxy S II set a new record in the mobile market in South Korea, in particular Samsung product output. Today's most sophisticated Android phone made its debut with a very good, with as many as 1 million units sold during the first month of launch. This figure is at once broke the record held by S Galaxy which sold 1 million units within 70 days, twice longer than the generation of successors.
Competition in Korea's Samsung and Apple also could be spelled out very closely, for example, Apple sold 300,000 iPhones 4 only from pre-orders alone and the total sales figure is also close to Samsung's figures. It's just really a limitation of the number of operators who provide iPhone 4 there is also a bit much influence.
Unlike Apple, Samsung Galaxy S II was released via the operator SKT, KT, and LG U + in South Korea and released in nearly all major operators in the U.S.. Clearly this handset sold over 100,000 units in the first 3 days of launch, 200,000 units in 8 days, and 500,000 units in 18 days, up to now reached 1 million units. Let's see how the end of the story of these two giant companies. Does Apple or Samsung that can lead the smartphone market.