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Samsung S9 pre-order sale figure vs Huawei P20 First day opening sale figure
According to Yonhap, Samsung S9 shipped 180,000 hand set on the first day order on March 12 (or 11 if you are in EU/US timezone) Which represent $161 millions USD sale on the first day. Slower than the former flagship phone of Samsung S8 which have 260,000 unit ship the first day
http://www.androidbeat.com/2018/03/...sales-slower-than-galaxy-s8-launch-day-korea/
Again, all number quote above are pre-order figure, figure did not include the rest of the first day of sale.
According to Huawei, the P20 opening with 100 million Yuan sale (or 15 millions USD) for an unspecified amount of phone. However, you can roughly clear that P20 cost around $860 while P20 pro roughly $1140, so the mean average per phone is about $1000. Which translated to roughly 15,000 unit.
https://www.cnet.com/news/huawei-p20-15-million-in-sales-10-seconds/
I like how you managed to turn 10 seconds of P20 sales into the whole first day opening sales, when it says 10 seconds in the headline, 10 seconds in the first paragraph, 10 seconds in the second paragraph and even 10 seconds in your link.
I also like how you emphasize and reiterate that it's only pre-order figures and purport these figures are not even the complete first day sales, considering the article clearly says it was only available for pre-order customers , so there is no "rest".
As if comparing "Some news agency said according to unnamed industry sources Samsung sold X Samsung S9 units equivalent to $ Y on the first day trough 3 major Korean carriers trough preorders" apples with "Huawei announces sales of $ Y in the first 10 seconds on its e-commerce platform." oranges wasn't enough of a stretch.
It's 10 second with Huawei vs 0 second (Pre-order) with Samsung. I think I have written it very clear that Huawei is 10 Second and all sale quoted on Samsung are pre-order. Both discounted the rest of day sale. And you do know I am talking about March 11 pre-order, when the phone officially goes on market on March 12 (look at the time stamp of the article).
I would have imagine if Samsung do without the pre-order system, they would get similar number of order in the first few second as well. Probably that is the reason why its not doable if they do not have a pre-order sale, it will break their network.
So, it's only fair to compare the two, both are at pre-opening/opening stage. I think Samsung sold another 90,000 unit on the rest of the day when they release it on March 12 if memory serve me right, but Huawei refused to list the unit they ship, so I can't give you a number of Huawei until later.
I like how you claim you have even "very clearly" written 10 seconds, when you havent written anything about 10 seconds at all and when instead you have clearly written I quote "Huawei P20 First day opening sale figure" and on the other end of your post dumped the source, that never had written anything about "first day" and was clearly writing first 10 seconds over and over again.
No, it's very clearly not "vs 0 seconds". It's first day sales, all 86400 seconds, the fact its pre-orders doesn't change that. Yes, you looked too late at the timestamp and rest of the article and we all know you fucked up, if you aren't just that disingenious.
No, the expression first ten second sales is not equivalent to first day sales just because both obviously happen on the first day, nor did it ever state anything that implies it's logically the same value. People here aren't half as dumb as you usually like to incline they are.
Neither of them discounted anything in any your sources. You brought that up out of nowhere. Huawei only said in the first 10 second they sold X in their e-shop. Unverified rumors say Samsung sold X on the first day trough its Korean carriers while it was made available only to pre-order customers.
So far it remains mindboggling retarded to compare the two figures.
No one cares what contradicting shit that may have never happend or happen, people with your attitude imagine or believe to remember.
As everyone can see, obviously not. Nor will anyone else, now that they are reminded to double check your so called "just quoting" and warry of the "can imagine"'s and "probably"'s now littering your excuses.did I deceive you?
Ha
As everyone can see, obviously not. Nor will anyone else, now that they are reminded to double check your so called "just quoting" and warry of the "can imagine"'s and "probably"'s now littering your excuses.
Always a pleasure to debunk your lies and spins. Ho
lol, whatever you say...
I have said my piece, how people take my word is up to the individual.
And you think you are more creditable is laughable lol......Ha look at your rating and look at mine.
You better stick with insulting people, that's probably the only thing you are more "Creditable" than I am.
First of all Kirin 980 is NOT YET IN PRODUCTION, how do they get a CPU to benchmark it 2 months ago and before it even went into production is beyond me (Kirin 980 is "RUMORED" to be produced in this quarter), maybe the Antutu guys are alien from the future?
Second of all, there are no Mate 20. That's either Mate 10 or P20 Pro.
And no it is impossible to have it coming in fall 2018 as industry wide report in April 2018 stating the earliest 7nm Chips is going to release next year in Q1 2019. And also, if they were to release mate 20 this fall, which make the 10 months old Mate 10 obsolete, even the stupidest company with the stupidest marketing strategy would not shoot themselves in the foot like this....
To begin with, every major SOC vendor stated the EARLIEST availability of their 7NM SoC is on Q1 2019.
That Mate 20 picture in the end gets me excited I'll give you that.I return to this thread a few months later. It is August 31, 2018 today.
Kirin 980 officially announced. World's 1st 7nm SoC.
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Snapdragon 845 blown out of the water.
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Increase in transistor count.
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Huawei's in-house modem. Qualcomm not needed.
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5G modem Balong 5000. Qualcomm not needed.
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Mate 20, coming October 16, 2018. This fall.
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That Mate 20 picture in the end gets me excited I'll give you that.
Let's see what I will get next year, Mate 20 or the S10?
I'll wait for the S-10 and then decide which to buyWho cares what you do next year? Let's talk about THIS YEAR.
The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is basically dead on arrival. Who the hell is going to buy that when you can wait a few months and get Huawei Mate 20 with triple camera system and Kirin 980?