antonius123
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Again, it's not hard to say you are wrong. You never said Huawei will kill Qualcomm, and it DOES NOT MAKE SENSE saying this, because majority of Huawei product ALREADY not using Qualcomm. And already has been for a while.
That is logical fallacy of you.
That "Huawei already not using Qualcomm" doesnt mean they could not beat Qualcomm some day in the future.
As I said many times to you: Huawei is producing Kirin now for their own smartphone, and in the future they could offer it in the market and become Qualcomm competitors, and if Kirin is getting better than Snapdragon due to Huawei's more intense R&D then Kirin could steal much Qualcomm's market share.
Educate your self:
https://www.investopedia.com/news/qualcomm-risk-apple-samsung-huawei-chips/
You said what I quote, you can try to twist the word you want.
Looks like you don't just have memory and language problem. But also a psychological problem. I seriously suggest that you go see a doctor.
LOL. Obviously it is so difficult for you to admit your mistake right?

I never twist your words, it is you who are twisting your own logic and weak in reading comprehension.
First of all, what is "in the mid term period of competition"?
Not so long in the future, it is relative, say: 5 to 8 years ahead.
Also, in terms of logic, by saying this, you said the mid-term competition will kill Qualcomm, which mean the ban on ZTE will EVENTUALLY kill Qualcomm, so in a way, you are still saying ZTE ban will kill Qualcomm.
Still difference in the meaning.
One means : in the short period, the other means: in the mid term period.
Seem it is so delicate for you to comprehend.

If you still don't know what you said, you should go back to school and learn some proper English.
Exactly how dumb are you? Do you need an IQ test?![]()
LOL. It is you who dont know what I am saying, due to reading comprehension problem, or lack of logic or really dumb.

Only happening with you, that I have to elaborate my explanation like explaining simple math to pre elementary school student.


First of all, I don't know this "Counterpoint" research, and it does not specific the reason it come to the conclusion Chinese phone have 48% take on the world. I can start a research project and said Samsung have reach 50% world smart phone share, that does not mean it is true.
LOL. At least they have done research - published - quoted, and none of other credible researcher raise objection/deny their figure.
While you .. only base on ignorance and dumbness to support your claim 80% non chinese brand smartphone market share globally, right? You always outburst ignorance without data as usual

Furthermore, your math is terribly wrong! You know Huawei +Xiaomi + Oppo already reach 27% market share (Q1 2018), not to mention other big vendors: Vivo, Lenovo, ZTE, and other numerous smaller ones like: TCL/Alcatel, One1, Meizu, Coolpad, Haier, Hisense, Changhong, etc etc. Then how come you claim non chinese brands reach 80% global market share???
Your math score must be terrible during your high school

On the other hand, IDC research is the leading global trent research, it have their own reference. Which is more reputable than the Chinese one.
How much is the chinese brand market share according to them? 20%? LOL
Could you bring their data to support your claim?
Also, WHAT YOU ARE SAYING IS MATEMATICALLY IMPOSSIBLE to do. We all know Samsung and Apple by their public figure, which is at around 19 and 14.7% in 2017. Let's say, you are right, Huawei + Vivo + Xiaomi is another 20%, which mean the other 2 maker ; Lenovo and BBK (which is the parent company of Oppo) would have to reach 28% world share, Which mean they have to be at the minimum selling better than Apple and Huawei worldwide if the split is even (at 14% a piece) or if the split is uneven, either Lenovo or BBK would have to sell more phone than the current number 1 spot, which is Samsung. Since we all know this is not true as Huawei is currently at number 3 spot, which mean there aren't ways for Chinese mobile phone maker to get to 48% world share.
According to IDC, Oppo sale is about 7% worldwide, which mean you meant to say Lenovo at 21% world share and sold more mobile phone than Samsung in 2017 so China have 48% market share? Because mathematically, this is the only case this could happen. LOL![]()
LOL you are dumb.
Why only 2 other makers Lenovo and BBK that has to reach 28% world market share, while there are so many other chinese smartphone brands in the global market that could occupy the 28%?
I have told you many many times the other chinese brands: Lenovo, ZTE, TCL/Alcatel, One1, Meizu, Coolpad, Haier, Hisense, Changhong, Konka, Skyworth, Gree, and still so many more that can't be mentioned here. They take majority of the 41% "others" in 2017 global market share. That means: the 28% is shared by all of them.
This is not only confirming your reading comprehension problem, but also your problem with math or logic.

By the way, your first graph you post said "Chinese global mobile phone sale UP 47%" and it stated the Chinese share of the world mobile phone share is 30.1% at 905 millions head set shipped. Which make more sense then the counterpoint research mis-reported the finding because if you also look at the website about counterpoint research, it also dissecting how much GROWTH Chinese phone maker have in the world instead of talking about the actual share.
LOFAO. You didn't even read what you posted LOL![]()
LOL. You are really idiot.
The 30.1% is only for Huawei, Xiaomi, Lenovo, Oppo and Vivo.
There are still 18% of other brands, and majority of them are Chinese brands which means the 30.1% + ~ 18% = ~48%. So the Oct 17 newzoo graph is still in line with the centerpoint research Q2 17 figure.
This is more confirming you have reading comprehension problem.
And by the way, Samsung still uses Qualcomm CPU on their phone, uses Samsung own CPU on South Korea and EU countries only, and Apple although stop using Qualcomm CPU, they still uses Qualcomm Modem and GSM chipset.
You don't even know Qualcomm don't just produce CPU, talk about the need of education. LOL![]()
My estimation has already considered only 50% of Samsung mobile use Exynos, why dont you read carefully.
I know Qualcomm just dont produce CPU, but you dont know the the CPU is Qualcomm' bread and butter.
You are humiliating your self by showing your poor performance in logical thinking, reading comprehension, and math.



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