In a smartphone market reached maturity and which is struggling to renew, both as regards the arrival of new technologies as new form factors, the foldable screen devices stand out as Eldorado and panacea renewal.
According to Bloomberg , Samsung would consider the ability to launch two smartphones equipped with the new screen technology.
Two devices, including a tablet-smartphone
one of the two devices would close in the manner of a compact, according to an informed source. The second would propose a 5-inch screen, used as a conventional telephone. The slab may however be held to provide an 8-inch display, similar to a tablet. Both rumors corroborate leaks already communicated in recent months.
Both devices obviously would use OLED technology, for which Samsung is the biggest supplier. A Korean analyst Lee Seung Woo, told Bloomberg: “This product could change that if Samsung manages to provide an interface that adapts to folding screen”
. that the number one global phones is preparing to launch two new products early next year seems to be possible to Lee Seung Woo. “Next year is a likely scenario. The biggest obstacle [Samsung] was related to the manufacture of transparent plastics, which would make [screens] strong. The problem seems to be resolved now. “, explained the analyst.
Cut the grass underfoot …
This new manifestation of the Valley project, we mentioned already in May 2015, seems to confirm the intentions of the Korean giant that seeks to recover market share from Apple for the high-end smartphones. While analysts and Apple World Experts predict that 2017 could be the richest in advertisements and new products for a long time – especially with the arrival of a new generation of iPhone to design completely redesigned – Samsung might try to cut the grass under the feet of his American opponent. With the Galaxy Sx Edge, the Korean company has already proven that it can innovate and offer an attractive and original design. It is curious to see what will these foldable smartphones, which could be presented at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona in February 2017.
Source:
Bloomberg
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