New foldable screen technologies will be the center of attention for Samsung at the 2024 edition of the Consumer Electronics Fair (CES), which will take place until next Friday (12) in Las Vegas, USA. HE Mobile phone concept that can be folded in and out One of the most notable.
The model called Flex In & Out Flip, developed by Samsung Display, a division of big technology specializing in displays, was launched as the “Galaxy Z Flip of the future”. The main difference from the current series is the 360° hinge, which makes it possible to use the smartphone folded without the need for an external display.
Technology includes: use of a single screen made of ultra-thin glass that can be folded back and forth, Allowing content to be viewed on both sides. The 6.7-inch HD + resolution screen when opened turns into two small screens when folded.
According to Samsung, testing has shown that the Flex In & Out Flip concept has good durability, including in extreme temperatures, indicating it has the potential to hit stores. Nevertheless, There is no information about the use of this type of flexible screen in the brand’s mobile phones..
More conceptual screens
Another prototype that Samsung showed at CES 2024 and which may one day be included in the next mobile phone is Lip Twist. This model, which is the “lighter and simpler” version of the existing Galaxy Z Flip, contributes to the popularization of the category by creating a more affordable model.
It has a 6.7-inch screen that can be folded in the same way as the currently sold version. Despite, part of the screen folds around the top edge to display details like the time, message and app notifications, and temperatureamong other data when the mobile phone is turned off.
The South Korean giant’s display division also showed off other innovations at the technology fair, such as the device Rollable FlexibleA screen that folds up like parchment and expands up to five stories when opened. Also shown: Flexible Hybriddisplay with folding and sliding technologies and OLED panel for automobiles Flexible Note Extendable.
Source: Tec Mundo
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