Handset penetration
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Handset penetration is a term generally used to describe the number of people (usually as a percentage) within a specific population owning handsets (mobile phones). For example handset penetration in most West European countries stands at over 50% as of 2004. Mobile Penetration in 2005-06 Pakistan 22.2% in 2005-06 and it rose to 27% in July 2006 HongKong 124.4% Singapore 100.7 Malaysia 76.8 Srilanka 17.4 India 8.1 Bangladesh 7.8 Nepa; 1.5
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