The new Galaxy S25, S25 Plus and Galaxy S25 Ultra are the clear heroes Unpacked Samsung took place on January 22, but during the presentation the company announced something really important that went unnoticed among those present; launching its first triple folding smartphone.
As reported by the portal SamMobileDuring the presentation, the company spent time talk about your plans for mixed reality (Xr) products and technologiesamong which stood out a visor similar to Apple’s Vision Pro, developed jointly with Qualcomm, or smart glasses very similar to Ray-Ban from Meta.
During this time, Samsung displayed a timeline on the screen reflecting the launch of these products. The Galazy Z Fold, a folding book-style model, was also shown here, as well as folding with travel screenYou. The drawing of this device is right in front of the mixed reality viewer it plans to launch with Qualcomm, suggesting that the company could announce it in the third quarter of this year.
What will Samsung’s tri-fold be like?
At the moment, details about Samsung’s triple foldable smartphone are unknown. The device is expected to be larger than the Galazy Z Fold as it will have Screen 9.9 or 10 inches. at full disclosure. That is, from a smartphone it will practically turn into a tablet.
Samsung’s triple folding system is very reminiscent of Huawei Mate XT Ultimate Designthe triple folding was announced several months ago. This device has a three-piece retractable screen that measures up to 10 inches. You can also choose between different folds.
Users can use an external screen larger than 6 inches as if it were a traditional smartphone. Or andx extend one part to achieve a book fold. If you prefer, it’s also possible to expand the terminal once again to use tablet mode with a fuller screen.
However, keep in mind that this is a completely new format, so it is likely that if it does finally go on sale, it will be a limited edition and at a slightly higher price than usual.
Source: Hiper Textual
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