Samsung to take on Xiaomi smartphones online:

Samsung and Xiaomi will reach India's e-commerce space this year because South Korean tries to advance leadership in large scale online sales, in which about half of the smartphone purchased within the United Nations is from a Chinese language employer.Samsung India has decided to launch a new collection of smartphones for on-line in 12 months, so that the XiMi Best Sellers can be targeted on hardware axis and for highly aggressive price, the three senior industry officials said. This collection will focus on the bracket of five, 000-15,000 appealing appeals for adolescents. Samsung and Xiaomi enjoyed management in India's smartphone market, which was 23.five% of stock in any part of July-September, the global information company, a US market research firm

Hong Kong - Mainly in the counterpoint generation market studies it has been said that the upper emphasis of Xiamen in India is due to the absence of the opposition within the online space. Currently, Samsung India has stored smartphones in India on its own online and this Galaxy A8 + fully releases Amazon in the week. The price of the version is 32,990, according to specifications and pricing, without competitive competition in opposition to Xiaomi's Mi Mix2.

About 50% of the line phone sales in India is in part, Manu Kumar Jain, Managing Director of Xiamen India, directed the ET last month. Samsung wants to target this specially under this plan, a government said.

And Samsung has reduced the number of business partners, which is responsible for the pleasurable online orders in every field, which now comes in higher control income from 10-12. "On the other hand, the government said," To ensure level of distribution on line income is also being deducted, Morgan is better controlled, which can be assigned for competitive price. "

Samsung wants to increase its advance with Xiaomi, which is possible through the increase in e-commerce sales, at the same time integrating its presence in offline channels. It will ensure that 1.8 million brick and mortar shops are unlikely to sell their handsets because Samsung knows that it will take time to create a very offline network for Xiamen, "said a senior enterprise executive.