More details about Samsung's foldable Galaxy F smartphone surface
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- geewaiho
- nu2
- 03 Nov 2018
This is exiting, finally after years of teasing us we can see a final design/product. Wether foldable displays will take off remains to be seen. I don't think it will be a mainstream feature for Samsung flagships due to a price, most likely a 3rd flagship line to join their S and Note lines.
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- OwnFix3
- bEL
- 03 Nov 2018
AnonD-804996, 03 Nov 2018Pointless design. You can fold it, with huge radius at the ... moreWow, man. I'm so sure the engineers have not think about this specific thing. You're a genuine.
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- Donut
- YPe
- 03 Nov 2018
I don't think the world should be excited to see foldable smartphone its just exaggerated you should focus more on solar phones. that is revolutionary
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- AnonD-804996
- M}3
- 03 Nov 2018
Pointless design. You can fold it, with huge radius at the fold. What's the point? If you stick that in your pocket and press it, it'll snap at the folding point. So, other than being a gimmick, absolutely no functionality or value. Point of old folding phones was protection of screen because it was folded inwards, with folding point having zero gap.
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- Macbeth
- 3ac
- 03 Nov 2018
H-1, 02 Nov 2018anyone besides me thinks that a phone shouldn't be thicker ... moreAs long as the phone is small, I'm okay with the thickness being massive (take for example the Sony Ericsson K700). I wouldn't be if the screen size was any larger than 4".
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- Luxor
- KZK
- 03 Nov 2018
Honestly, still waiting for the Galaxy A8s. And for all the bashing on this not yet to be seen Galaxy F, go direct all that comments to the ugly Flexpai phone. That monster deserve it more.
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- Jimbob
- gKH
- 03 Nov 2018
Stop posting fake images of the phone.. your making all these people think its the real deal
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- offdayjb
- qPx
- 03 Nov 2018
$2000?!
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- Anonymous
- GRP
- 03 Nov 2018
The price is not a concern. Plenty of people for whom USD 2000 is like buying a toothpick, in terms of money. The key requirement is to make it desirable. In fact, I have felt that Apple should do a titanium + sapphire version of its phones, and price it as USD 2500 or more. Would generate great profit margins.
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- lyndino
- QHA
- 02 Nov 2018
pt020, 02 Nov 2018I miss the Motorola StarTac.Those were amazing little phones.
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- Realistic1
- 0xY
- 02 Nov 2018
They announced it before end of this year, now suddenly early next year...
And if it will be priced over 2000 then that is another news, meaning that prices of regular smartphones might not drop at all.
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- pt020
- ncr
- 02 Nov 2018
I miss the Motorola StarTac.
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- AnonD-762416
- JbS
- 02 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 02 Nov 2018Finnaly a 30:9 smartphone ,you can watch 21:9 movies with b... moreYeah, that's why Samsung can use always-on features for their displays without killing your battery-life.
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- Matt Paradise
- 7J@
- 02 Nov 2018
Kai Sosceles, 02 Nov 2018Excited for this as a _FIRST STEP_ towards what a foldable ... morewhere you?
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- Anonymous
- nhc
- 02 Nov 2018
Gandalfdenvite, 02 Nov 2018Wallpaper rolls that are actually "foldable"/"rollable" scr... morewow someone who has foresight.. Im stunned.
Yes 'wallscreens' will fill the gap until holograms become practical
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- Anonymous
- nhc
- 02 Nov 2018
Anonymous, 02 Nov 2018Oh please. Al your propaganda is fine until the damn thing ... moreIf you did basic research, these displays are especially durable and resistant to breaking.
I just reflect on how people react to new tech, and the absurd skepticism I witness. Another example are driverless cars, lots of people say "oh they are gonna kill us and cause mayhem" forgettimg that 1.3 million people are killed every year in traffic. Both driverless cars and flexible displays will be commonplace in 3 years guaranteed.
- Walter C. Dornez
- r93
- 02 Nov 2018
Nicknam, 02 Nov 2018Watch this video. I never knew that this was possible. ... moreHuh. I knew they were curved but never put together that they were flexible