Samsung started its life as Samsung Sanghoe, a grocery trading store that sold dried fish, noodles and vegetables in Daegu, South Korean in 1938.Īfter World War II, Samsung's owner Lee Byung-chul moved the company into manufacturing, first opening a sugar refinery and then founding a clothing company in 1954.īefore it became known as a challenger to Apple and Sony, Samsung was famous for owning the largest woolen mill ever built in Korea at that time.īut it wasn't until 1970 that Samsung began to make a name for itself with consumer tech products: first black-and-white televisions, then color TVs, calculators and even air conditioners.
Samsung started here in 1938 as Samsung Sanghoe, a grocery trading company that sold dried fish, noodles and vegetables in Daegu, South Korea Samsung: from dried fish to smartphones
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