LG, too, which has approximately 3 per cent market share in India, has witnessed sustained sales from its Dynamite series and expects the same from the recently-launched KP199. LG's high-end camera phone, Viewty, even at Rs 21,000, has done extremely well, having sold 9 million units globally.
Anil Arora, business group head (GSM and PCs), LGEIL, wants to grow LG's share in the GSM market to 6 per cent and says, "We already have internet-ready, high-end phones on the platform of touch-screen technology like the KS20, Viewty." LG will soon unveil the LG KC550, another 5 megapixel camera phone that brings professional-quality photography into focus.
LG Secret, the third model in its Black Label Series, is to follow too.
"The LG Secret's main display becomes touch-sensitive when users activate the Touch Media," says Arora.
Image: Actor Aamir Khan addresses the media during a promotional event by Samsung mobile in Mumbai on March 12, 2008. | Photograph: Sajjad Hussain/AFP/Getty Images
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