元器件交易网讯  5月19日消息，据外媒报道，2014年第一季度三星电子智能手表全球市场份额达到71%。

　　据研究机构Strategy Analytics称三星在今年前三个月智能手表出货量就达到50万块。

　　2013年三星市场份额占52.4%，它称全球发货量达到100万块。

　　数据显示，索尼和Pebble第一季度占11.4%的市场份额，出货量8万块。摩托罗拉和高通各出货1万块，占1.4%的份额。

　　三星四月开始销售其新设备如Galaxy Gear 2、Galaxy Gear 2 Neo和三星Gear Fit。

　　行业观察人士表示，2014年第一季度全球智能手表出货量预计估计为70万块，相比去年47.5万块有大幅提高，2014年全球智能手表总出货量将达到300万块。

　　（元器件交易网董蕾 摘译）

　　外媒原文如下：

　　South Korea's tech giant, Samsung Electronics Co., took 71 percent of the global market for smartwatches in the first quarter of 2014, data showed Monday.

　　Samsung shipped 500,000 units of smartwatches over the first three months of this year, according to tech industry watcher Strategy Analytics. 

　　It was an increase from Samsung's market share of 52.4 percent in 2013, when it sold 1 million units around the globe.

　　Japan's Sony Corp. and Pebble of the United States held 11.4 percent of the market each in the January-March period by shipping 80,000 units, data showed. Motorola and Qualcomm Inc. shipped 10,000 units each to take 1.4 percent.

　　The first-quarter sales numbers for Samsung, the world's biggest maker of smartphones, gains added meaning considering that customers made their purchases knowing that the company was about to launch new wearables.  

　　Samsung began its sales of new smart devices such as the Galaxy Gear 2, the Galaxy Gear 2 Neo, and the Samsung Gear Fit in April.

　　The Tizen-powered Gear 2 smartwatch features a 1.63-inch screen and basic 2.0-megapixel camera, which connects to Samsung's smartphones and other gadgets via Bluetooth technology. The Gear 2 Neo, which has no camera on its body, has the same panel size but is lighter than the Gear 2 at 55 grams.

　　The Samsung Gear Fit comes with the industry's first curved Super AMOLED display that can be worn more comfortably, and is also equipped with its own heart rate sensor, like the Galaxy S5.

　　Strategy Analytics said the only possible threat to Samsung's dominance in the smartwatch market is Apple Inc.'s "iWatch," expected to go on the market later this year.

　　Industry watchers said the first-quarter global sales of smartwatches is estimated at 700,000 units, a sharp rise from quarterly sales of 475,000 units last year. The combined global shipment of smartwatches is expected to reach 3 million units in 2014.