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        "msgid": "asia-pacific-phone-sales-rise-24-1447893297",
        "date": "2005-04-09 00:00:00",
        "title": "Asia-Pacific phone sales rise 24%",
        "author": null,
        "source": "AFP",
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        "summary": "Asia-Pacific phone sales rise 24% SINGAPORE: Asia-Pacific mobile phone sales, excluding Japan, rose 24.1 percent to 164 million handsets in 2004 on strong demand for low-tier models, the Gartner research house said on Friday. Reigning market leader Nokia increased its total annual sales in 2004 by 28 percent to 50.6 million handsets, driven by the popularity of its mid- and low-tier models in emerging markets India and China, Gartner said.",
        "content": "<p>Asia-Pacific phone sales rise 24%<\/p>\n<p>SINGAPORE: Asia-Pacific mobile phone sales, excluding Japan, rose<br>\n24.1 percent to 164 million handsets in 2004 on strong demand for<br>\nlow-tier models, the Gartner research house said on Friday.<\/p>\n<p>Reigning market leader Nokia increased its total annual sales<br>\nin 2004 by 28 percent to 50.6 million handsets, driven by the<br>\npopularity of its mid- and low-tier models in emerging markets<br>\nIndia and China, Gartner said.<\/p>\n<p>\"Phones with cameras and color screens accounted for the<br>\nmajority of sales in the low-tier segment, slowly eroding the<br>\nshare of black and white display handsets,\" Gartner analyst Ann<br>\nLiang said.<\/p>\n<p>Third-generation (3G) handsets, meanwhile, proved unpopular<br>\namong Asians in 2004, although sales were expected to pick up<br>\nthis year as the technology became increasingly available in the<br>\nregion, according to Gartner. -- AFP<\/p>",
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