Anycall

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Anycall is a South Korean Mobile phone brand. Samsung established the brand in 1993. Like other mobile phone brands in South Korea, they provide technology such as cameras, internet access, and TV over IP.

Anycall are Samsung rebranded handsets sold in throughout Asia. They tend to be filled with Samsung's latest features.

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Hyori Lee is a spokeswoman for the brand, starring in Anycall produced music videos such as "Anymotion", which features Anycall SCH-V600 by Lee Hyori Phone. In 2005, Hyori Lee starred in "Anyclub", a follow up to the smash hit "Anymotion". In December 2006, she starred in a third installment, labeled "Anystar".

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Samsung Electronics

Products

Digital media: PDP TVs • LCD TVs • LCD monitors • Laptops • DVD players • Digital camcorders • Laser printers
Telecommunication network: Mobile phones • PDA phones • Enterprise Pocket PC Mobile Intelligent Terminals (MITs) • Satellite receivers • Multi-service DSLAMs
Digital appliance: Refrigerators • Air conditioners • Air purifiers • Washers • Microwave ovens • Vacuum cleaners
Semiconductor: SDRAM • SRAM • NAND Flash memory • Smart Card • System-in-Package (SiP) • 4Chip Multi Chip Package (MCP) • Optical disc drives • Hard disk drives
LCD: TFT-LCD panels

Brands

Anycall • Sens • Hauzen • Zipel • Pavv • Magic Station • CLP

Operating segments

Samsung Electronics • others

Other

Acquisitions:
Joint ventures: S-LCD
Key personnel:

Annual Revenue: $79.6 billion USD (2006) • Employees: 128,000 (2006)
Stock symbol: (NYSE: [1]), (KSE: 005930, KSE: 005935), (LSE: SMSN, LSE: SMSD) • Website: www.sec.co.kr, www.samsung.com

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