Samsung Phones Next Generation: New Galaxy Can Fold Twice, Expand Up to 7.2 Inches!
Samsung introduced new concepts for its OLED displays, including a device that folds not once but twice!
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Samsung has showed off concepts of new cutting-edge displays that should dominate the market in the not so distance future.
At the 2021 SID Display Week on Monday, Samsung unveiled a number of OLED panels it will integrate into the next versions of their devices soon.
Samsung Phones Next Generation: Display That Folds Not Once, But Twice
Samsung Display introduced the S-Foldable, an OLED panel with a bi-fold design, ZDNet reported. Fully stretched out, the display provides 7.2 inches of screen, but when folded twice, it turns into the size of a common smartphone. This is similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 2, except that it has one more fold.
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Nintendo plans to unveil a model of its Switch gaming console equipped with a bigger Samsung OLED display this year, hoping the larger touchscreen can prop up demand in time for the holidays, people familiar with the plan said.
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OLED (organic light-emitting diode) laptops will likely become mainstream this year as Samsung has announced it will mass-produce the world’s first 90Hz OLED laptops in the first quarter of this year. In a statement attributed to Samsung Display Chief Executive Officer Joo Sun Choi, the company said it will initially produce very large quantities of 14-inch, 90Hz OLED displays for laptops and notebooks, beginning in March. Also Read - AirPods 3 leaks: New AirPods could launch on April 20 alongside Apple Pencil 3, new iPad Pros, AirTags
Samsung, which is among the largest supplier of OLED displays globally, said that their 90Hz OLED display is on par with the existing 120Hz LCD screens. As of now, a 60Hz LCD display is the most common on laptops, though some gaming laptops do offer OLED variants as well which are more expensive. Also Read - Samsung Galaxy M42 5G India launch on April 28: Specs, Amazon availability, expected price