Samsung Wave scores the first million of units sold in Europe

22 September, 2010

Samsung Wave is the first smartphone running Samsung's own Bada OS. It's also got some nice specs and excellent ergonomics. What's there not to like about it. Obviously, the phone (and platform) is off to a good start with over one million Wave units sold in the four months of its availability in Europe.



The Samsung Wave scored excellent marks in hardware and software usability when we reviewed it several months ago. Specs-wise it's got a gorgeous 3.3-inch SuperAMOLED display, Wi-Fi, GPS and 5 megapixel camera that shoots 720p HD videos on the side.

Back in July Samsung announced it has already sold a million Waves on a world scale in July, but the latest achievement takes only European sales into account.

Samsung are currently working on three new Wave phones. The Wave 2, the Wave 2 Pro and the Wave 723 are positioned lower than the original Wave and should expand the reach of the Bada platform even further with more competitive pricing.

Samsung also announced it has plans for introducing the Wave to the South Korean market later this year.

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