January 10, Beijing time, according to foreign media reports, Samsung Electronics CEO Choi Gee-sung (Choi Gee-sung) said today that the company is confident in 2012 to become the world’s largest mobile phone maker, Nokia mobile phone market to end up 14 years of dominance.

In HTC, Nokia and RIM products to attract consumers with the latest occasion, Samsung places a wealth of fashion design and product line quickly create their own supremacy. The third quarter of 2011, HP HSTNN-DB31 Battery has become the world’s largest smartphone manufacturer. Choi Gee-sung on Monday told the media in Las Vegas, Samsung Electronics in the last quarter revenue more than Nokia, the company is confident in shipments this year on more than Nokia.

The news means that another failure for Nokia, Nokia in the second quarter of 2011 has its own 10-year leader in the smartphone market lost to Apple. Nokia’s position in the mobile phone industry reached its peak in 1998, when the company’s mobile HP 530 Battery sales in excess of Motorola, the company has since then become the engine of economic growth in Finland.

Samsung is so strong and some analysts forecast the analysis consistent, including Royal Bank of Scotland, including some of the research institutions that Samsung Electronics in 2012 to more than Nokia. However, the average analyst forecast, Nokia mobile phone market this year will still maintain its leading position. According to the latest Reuters survey expect the Nokia 2011 mobile phone sales 418 million, higher than the Samsung 320 million, while 2012 will further narrow the gap between the two companies is expected to Nokia mobile phone sales will be 388 million, while Samsung mobile phone sales will reach 359 million. Samsung Electronics said early December 2011, primarily due to smartphone sales grew nearly four times the pull, the company’s mobile phone sales in 2011 will reach 300 million.

HP 530 Battery Gartner analyst Lannei Se (Carolina Milanesi), said: “Given Nokia is still very strong in emerging markets, Samsung Electronics, the forecast seems to imply that Nokia will be to failure in a mature market.” Analysts expected the mobile phone market growth in 2012 will slow, weak market demand in Western Europe. However, strong demand in emerging markets, which has always been Nokia’s foothold. Milanneisai said: “I think, not be able to more effectively target emerging markets, Samsung Electronics, Nokia is very difficult to beat.”