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Samsung plans to sell about 4,000 tablet devices in Ghana between now and the end of the year.
The company has in recent times increased its sales volumes of mobile phones and is planning on doing same in the tablet category.
Speaking to Joy Business at the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Note, Business leader for Hand Held Products at Samsung Ghana, Jespre Singh said they plan to capitalise on the demand for tablets in the country.
“It is very strategic and wise for us to position in the market place. This is officially the first tablet product we’re launching in Ghana and its expected to add value to the overall product portfolio we plan to introduce on the Ghanaian market” he said.
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