Chinese consumers bought around 68 mln handsets in 2004, according to Gartner. Nokia was #1 with around 20% market share, followed by Motorola with 12%. Ningbo Bird was #3 with 8.6%.
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Chinese mobile phone market numbers: Nokia - 20%, Motorola - 12%
Chinese consumers bought around 68 mln handsets in 2004, according to Gartner. Nokia was #1 with around 20% market share, followed by Motorola with 12%.
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