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[Photo News] Premium household electronics soar

By Won Ho-jung

Published : Nov. 22, 2016 - 16:05

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PREMIUM PRODUCTS SOAR -- Dyson products are displayed for sale at Lotte Department Store in Sogong-dong, Seoul on Tuesday. While sales of household electronics rose 18.1 percent from January to October this year overall, sales of premium vacuums including those from Dyson rose 78 percent, showing that premium products remain strong even in a sluggish economy. (Yonhap) PREMIUM PRODUCTS SOAR -- Dyson products are displayed for sale at Lotte Department Store in Sogong-dong, Seoul on Tuesday. While sales of household electronics rose 18.1 percent from January to October this year overall, sales of premium vacuums including those from Dyson rose 78 percent, showing that premium products remain strong even in a sluggish economy. (Yonhap)

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