Samsung Mobile Price List 2012 (With 80 Models and Pictures)
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Samsung mobile price list 2012 (with 80 models and pictures) Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy Note Galaxy Note Galaxy S3 I9300 Google Nexus Galaxy S3 10.1 2 32GB 10 Rs. 31,900 Rs. 34,500 Rs. 33,900 Rs. 33,490 Rs. 32,800 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 Galaxy Note Galaxy Tab 750 Galaxy S3 Galaxy S2 I9100 10.1 Mini Rs. 26,999 Rs. 24,990 Rs. 23,569 Rs. 27,693 Rs. 24,349 Samsung Galaxy Tab 730 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy S I9000 Galaxy S Plus Rs. 19,975 Galaxy S Galaxy Tab 2 I9001 Advance P3100 (WiFi / Rs. 21,088 I9070 3G / 16GB) Rs. 19,990 Rs. 18,199 Rs. 17,899 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy S Duos Wave 3 Galaxy Ace Plus Galaxy Ace Omnia M S8600 S7500 Duos Rs. 15,650 Rs. 12,284 Rs. 15,004 Rs. 14,105 Rs. 12,699 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Wave Galaxy Ace Galaxy Ace Galaxy Pop Galaxy Y Pro 2 Pro S5330 Duos S6802 S5830 I559 Duos B5512 Rs. 8,390 Rs. 10,829 Rs. 9,555 Rs. 8,950 Rs. 8,699 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy Pop Galaxy5 Galaxy Chat Galaxy Y Galaxy Y Color S5570 I5503 Duos S6102 Plus S5360 Rs. 7,949 Rs. 7,999 Rs. 7,999 Rs. 7,899 Rs. 7,200 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Galaxy Y CDMA Wave Y Galaxy Y S5360 Wave 2 Wave525 S5253 I509 S5380 S5253 Rs. 6,452 Rs. 6,290 Rs. 7,050 Rs. 6,690 Rs. 6,303 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung W279 Galaxy Y Duos Star Duos 2 Samsung Primo Galaxy Rs. 5,691 Lite C6712 Duos W279 Pocket Rs. 6,280 Rs. 6,170 Rs. 5,990 Rs. 5,990 Samsung Star II Samsung Samsung Corby Samsung Samsung S3770 S5263 S5610 II S3850 S3370 Rs. 4,741 Rs. 5,499 Rs. 5,490 Rs. 5,399 Rs. 4,999 Samsung Duo Samsung Samsung Ch@t Samsung Samsung Metro 169 W169 Metro S5270 MPower TV C3560 C3752 S239 Rs. 4,713 Rs. 4,489 Rs. 4,290 Rs. 4,690 Rs. 4,418 Samsung Star 3 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Duos S5222 Champ Metro Slider C3312 Champ Deluxe DUOS E2652 E2550 Duos Rs. 4,268 Rs. 3,696 Rs. 4,249 Rs. 3,870 Rs. 3,540 Samsung Pixon Samsung Samsung Chat Samsung Samsung M8800 Champ C3222 Champ 2 Squash C5010 C3303I C3330 Rs. 3,501 Rs. 3,431 Rs. 3,199 Rs. 3,450 Rs. 3,410 Samsung E2222 Samsung Samsung Samsung Samsung Metro Metro DUOS Champ Neo Mpower Muzic Rs. 3,149 C3520 C3322 Duos C3262 F219 Rs. 3,040 Rs. 2,990 Rs. 2,841 Rs. 2,779 Samsung Corby Samsung Samsung Guru Samsung Samsung Hero TXT B3210 Hero E3210 Dual 35 E2152 E2252 E2232 Rs. 2,690 Rs. 2,599 Rs. 2,519 Rs. 2,266 Rs. 1,957 Samsung Samsung Guru Samsung Samsung Guru Samsung Guru Hero Music Dual 25 E1225 Guru FM E1085T Music E1282 E1232B E1220 Rs. 1,450 Rs. 1,189 Rs. 1,644 Rs. 1,628 Rs. 1,303 Samsung Samsung Samsung E1200 Samsung Guru E1205 Samsung Guru Guru E1081 Rs. 901 E1207 E1200T Rs. 1,138 Rs. 990 Rs. 1,188 Rs. 999 MARKETING STRATEGIES Introduction to Marketing Strategies Marketing strategy is a process that can allow an organization to concentrate its resources on the optimal opportunities with the goals of increasing sales and achieving a sustainable competitive advantage.[1] Marketing strategy includes all basic and long-term activities in the field of marketing that deal with the analysis of the strategic initial situation of a company and the formulation, evaluation and selection of market-oriented strategies and therefore contribute to the goals of the company and its marketing objectives. ―STRATEGY‖ is a very broad term which commonly describes any thinking that looks at the bigger picture. Successful companies are those that focus their efforts strategically. To meet and exceed customer satisfaction, the business team needs to follow an overall organizational strategy. A successful strategy adds value for the targeted customers over the long run by consistently meeting their needs better than the competition does. Strategy is the way in which a company orients itself towards the market in which it operates and towards the other companies in the marketplace against which it competes. It is a plan an organization formulates to gain a Sustainable Advantage over the competition. The Marketing Concept of building an organization around the profitable satisfaction of customer needs has helped firms to achieve success in high-growth, moderately competitive markets. However, to be successful in markets in which economic growth has leveled and in which there exist many competitors who follow the marketing concept, a well-developed marketing strategy is required. Such a strategy considers a portfolio of products and takes into account the anticipated moves of competitors in the market. Consumers seek certain attributes in products and these attributes lead to certain benefits for them. When the benefits matter to them, over time they learn to choose products which possess those attributes that lead to the relevant consequences. Understanding these linkages between product attributes, their consequences and their ultimate consumer ‗values‘ are important if one has to arrive at a positioning that the consumer can relate to. Benefit Laddering refers to a technique which focuses on product attributes and hence provides a link for the changing value proposition of a product. It helps the company to communicate its final value proposition to the consumer and hence help the company to arrive at the desired positioning of the product in the market. Price / Selling Effort Strategies: A firm that follows a skimming strategy seeks to be the first to introduce a product with very good performance, selling it to the innovator market segment and charging a premium price for it. It makes as much profit as possible, and then moves on when the competition arrives. The price is likely to fall over time as competition is encountered. Such a skimming strategy contrasts with a penetrating strategy, which seeks to gain market share by sacrificing short-term profits, and increasing the price over time as market share is gained. Competitors have certain strengths and abilities. To succeed, a firm must leverage its own unique abilities. A firm should prepare defensive strategies before potential threats arrive. If the competition surprises a firm with the introduction of a vastly superior product, the firm should resist the temptation to proceed with its mediocre product. A firm never should introduce a product that is obsolete when it hits the market. The competition's probable response to a firm's actions should be considered carefully. Marketing strategies of SAMSUNG SAMSUNG‘S VARIOUS MARKETING STRATEGIES Local services easily: With the SAMSUNG Local Marketing Solution, consumers will be able to easily discover and easily initiate services. A phone call to the nearest taxi stand, opening a WAP or HTTP connection to the local movie theatre portal can be made with just a few clicks. Rather than having to browse through multiple menus, the special application in the phone makes it possible for the consumer to discover locally relevant services from service advertisements collected in the background by the special phone application while the consumer moves around. SAMSUNG Local Marketing Solution: With the SAMSUNG Local Marketing Solution mobile operators and service providers can promote their own or partnered SMS and data services. Even local businesses could easily advertise their own services in relevant places at relevant times. The solution creates demand for building new, really local services thus offering a new revenue opportunity area. The solution consists of: • An application in the phone – Local Info, • A mountable, approx. A5 sized device called the SAMSUNG Service Point LMP 10 used for sending over Bluetooth service advertisements to the consumers‘ phones and • The SAMSUNG Service Manager LMM 10, which is a back-end server for content and service point management. Services are advertised via Bluetooth to consumers‘ phones when they pass a are automatically saved to the Local Info service point. These service advertisements phone application. Since the area where service is advertised is well defined, the solution enables the advertisement and provision of services to have a relation to Mobile operators have made big investments to make it possible to provide mobile data services. It is difficult for the mobile operator to inform its consumers when there is a new mobile data service available. The potential of using Bluetooth has not yet been utilized by mobile operators as a mean to market services. Content owner needs In this context, a content owner is hence there is no need for local LAN cabling a company providing any type of content to consumers through mobile phones. Currently, the most typical content owners are companies providing, for example news, sports, stock, and weather reports. These companies typically provide WAP and/or SMS based-services, but also provide WWW-pages customized for access from mobile phones. Virtually any company providing their services for consumers could be a content owner, including different kinds of stores, kiosks, restaurants, shopping centers, movie theatres, video rentals, retailers etc. These companies could provide access to services through phones, for example advertising their toll- free numbers and WWW addresses, special offers, campaigns and competitions. Unfortunately, there are only a limited number of channels for effectively advertising digital services. Although the mobile phone services of content owners are accessible and can be advertised in newspapers, on television, on the radio in posters, the consumers have to enter SMS codes and URLs manually in their phones to access these services.