Samsung
- proper noun
- One of the phones available on the plan is the Samsung GALAXY Note II
- Samsung and Hyundai
But first, Samsung might make a ring.
- But first, Samsung might make a ring.
- They're called IDM's, the Samsung's the the Intel's of the world.
- Global foundries, Intel, Samsung and TSMC.
- But I don't know the founder of Samsung and I don't know the founder of Toyota.
- You know, if you like the you know, Samsung is the damn Samsung.
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I met Mark at the Samsung event at Vidcon.
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Well, now you do not have to have the latest Samsung devices to take advantage of this feature.
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OK, so Samsung does a great job with it.
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So in Korea, Samsung continues to control the key components.
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According to NPD DisplaySearch, Apple and Samsung control more than half of the American smartphone market.
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Samsung, controlled by the Lee family, currently accounts for almost one-fifth of South Korea's total exports.
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The same goes for the Verizon Fascinate (also known as the Samsung Galaxy S in other markets).
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It doesn't get quite as bright as Samsung's panels, but most don't.
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Intel, Samsung, and other chipmakers already integrate tens of millions of logic gates on dime-sized wafers of silicon.
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Samsung is well-known for producing high-quality Samsung smartphones and televisions.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Samsung comes from Korean parts sam 'three' and sung 'stars'. So the name 'three stars' was chosen to sound big, strong, and lasting, which fits a large South Korean company.