HTC smartphone sales growth eases

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World's largest smartphone maker says sales increased by 20 percent in fourth quarter, below analyst expectations.

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Unit Sales ??
by regulator1956 January 3, 2008 8:15 AM PST: This article needs to be rounded out. Is 20% growth due to higher units sales but lower prices, or lower unit sales and higher prices, or ??

To badly quote George Carlin, "And here's a partial score, Chicago 5."

Without the score of the other team, the information is useless. Without unit sales info, this article is mostly useless.; Like this Reply to this comment

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