Samsung Galaxy S II sales over 1 million in Korea

It’s only been a month since the Samsung Galaxy S II has rolled out in South Korea at the end of April, but sales of the company’s newest flagship have already reached one million units. At such a rate, the Galaxy S II is well on track on doubling the sales of the super successful first Galaxy S, which sold over one million units only 70 days after it had hit shelves.

It took three days for the next-gen Galaxy S to reach 100,000 sold units, eight to double the number to 200,000 and nearly two weeks for half a million. That’s way over iPhone sales in the Asian country, but we should mention that the Apple-made handset was exclusive to only one carrier in the country.

So while the phone is not yet available stateside, it’s already getting rolled out across different European markets, so the sales number might well continue to surprise us. The Galaxy S II brings state-of-the-art hardware with one of the slimmest bodies, a 4.3-inch Super Amoled Plus screen and lightning-fast 1.2GHz dual-core chip. The downside? We find it hard to pinpoint anything major except for the price, but to get a better understanding of all its features, feel free to check out our in-depth review of the Galaxy S II.

source: Geeky Gadgets