5 million units of Galaxy Note II are sold until now

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Samsung's Galaxy Note II has rapidly surpassed 5 million units in sales, with 2 million shipped in just the last 24 days since its late September release. This device, featuring Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, a 5.5-inch HD Super AMOLED display, and a 1.6GHz quad-core Exynos processor, achieved 3 million sales in its first 37 days—three times faster than its predecessor. The impressive performance follows the Galaxy S III's milestone of 30 million units sold by early November, including 10 million in the preceding two months. These strong sales figures across Samsung's flagship models highlight significant market capture and reinforce the company's dominant position in the competitive mobile phone landscape.

Samsung announced on its official website that the Galaxy Note II sales have exceeded 5 million units, the number of shipments reached 2 million in last 24 days.

Galaxy Note II was officially released at the end of August and was on sale at the end of September, equipped with Android 4.1 Jelly Bean system, 5.5 inches HD Super AMOLED screen and a 1.6GHz quad-core Exynos processor.

In the first 37 days on sale, Samsung Galaxy Note II had achieved 3 million units of sales,the sales is  three times more than the sales in the previous generation (the previous generation Galaxy Note took two months to reach one million units sales.)

The total sales of Samsung's another flagship model Galaxy S III reached 30 million units in early November, nearly sales of 10 million units in last two months. The phone was officially released on May 4 this year, equipped with Android 4.0 system, Exynos quad-core processor, 4.8-inch PenTile Super AMOLED screen and 8.6 mm thick. In past few months, major mobile phone manufacturers have released their new phones, The achievement of Samsung is bound to further seize the entire mobile phone market share.

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