Samsung views the global market for mobile phones growing to 700 million units in 2005, according the latest quarterly report from the company.
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Samsung forecasts 2005 mobile sales at 700 mln units
Samsung views the global market for mobile phones growing to 700 million units in 2005, according the latest quarterly report from the company.
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