While in Russia and South Korea initial interest in the Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 Edge was weak, in the rest of the world, most likely, new smartphones sold more than good. In this regard, Samsung has launched a new production line for the production of displays for a few months ahead of schedule.
As Bloomberg reported citing knowledgeable sources, one of the plants Samsung Display (85% of its shares are owned by Samsung Electronics ) began working line called A3, by which the company can increase production of curved displays for Galaxy S6 Edge to 5 million units in the month compared to the current 2 million copies.
According to the companion publication, originally was going to Samsung Display run conveyors A3 in June, but decided to do it now, as demand for flagship smartphone Samsung last generation than expected producer.
The company do not call start sales and refrain from forecasts, saying only that the Galaxy S6 should outstrip supply predecessors in size. The day before the start of sales of the flagships of April 10 Head of IT & Mobile Communications (Samsung IT & amp; Mobile Communications) Cin Chong Ken (Shin Jong-Kyun, aka JK Shin / JK Shin) said the company is working to improve the productive capacities, to meet the demand for new products.
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