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Samsung Could Make A Lot Of Money From The New iPhone X

2:21 pm October 2, 2017 By Roland Hutchinson

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It looks like Apple will not be the only company making a tidy profit from the new iPhone X. If Apple sells a lot of the handsets then Samsung could also make a lot of money from the device.

Samsung is the sole supplier of the OLED display used in Apple’s new iPhone X and the company is reported to make around $110 for each display used in Apple;s new iPhone.

The news comes in a report from the Wall Street Journal and Counterpoint Technology and the report estimates that Apple will sell 130 million iPhone X handsets by summer of 2019. Samsung will earn $110 for each one of these handsets sold.

So it looks like Apple are not the only company who are hoping that the new iPhone X will be a hit. If it does end up being popular then Samsung will also do well out of the device. Apple will start taking pre-orders on the iPhone X later this month on the 27th of October, the handset will go on sale on the 3rd of November.

Source WSJ, iDB

Filed Under: Apple, Apple iPhone

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