When it comes to folding screen phones, perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is ZTE Axon M, a folding dual screen phone released by ZTE last year. Indeed, the unique folding dual screen of this phone, The AB screen interaction mode should shock everyone who has just come into contact with this mobile phone, but it is not perfect. Although the screen area has increased and the vision has become broader after the dual screen expansion, the physical fault that has always been eliminated has also really affected some mobile application experiences, such as web page reading, video watching, etc.
Recently, it is rumored that Samsung has also been developing a foldable smartphone device in the past two years. At the Samsung Galaxy A9 press conference in Kuala Lumpur yesterday, Gao Dongzhen, president and CEO of Samsung Mobile, officially said that Samsung was indeed studying a new type of folding screen mobile phone and planned to promote it to the world.
Gao Dongzhen said that this collapsible smartphone can be expanded into a complete tablet, and customers can regard it as a tablet that supports multitasking. After being folded, it can also be used as a smartphone, but he did not disclose more details about the product. He also said at the meeting that Samsung hopes that this is a product that has real meaning for customers. If the end product user experience does not meet the standards, Samsung will not deliver these products.
According to the information collected so far, this foldable smartphone of Samsung will have a book like shape, equipped with a 7.3 inch OLED main display screen, which supports vertical folding. The folding part adopts a hinge structure similar to Microsoft Surface Book. In addition, the phone will also be equipped with a 4.6 inch OLED external display screen for interactive operation when the phone is folded. As for more detailed specifications, we may learn about them at the Samsung SDC conference next month. It is reported that this mobile phone will not be officially launched until next year.
