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Samsung confirms that it's working on rollable and slidable displays

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Ro 29 January 2021

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Samsung Display confirmed that it's working on rollable and slidable screens, similar to what's on the phone LG teased during its CES 2021 event. The conglomerate's display division also had other interesting insights to share.

Samsung confirms that it's working on rollable smartphones

Samsung Display's senior vice president, Choi Kwon-young spoke after the company published its financial report and said that its first rollable and slidable displays are coming this year. It's a reasonable guess that Samsung's mobile division will be the first to adopt them, but that wasn't explicitly confirmed.

Meanwhile we should see the flip and fold displays adopt new technologies, while the company will rely on features such as variable refresh rate and low power to stay ahead in the increasingly crowded regular OLED market. Unfortunately the technologies that might grace the Z Flip3 and Galaxy Fold3 were not named.

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  • Anonymous
  • IJK
  • 14 Feb 2021

How could you talk about any of that when there are starving people out there??? The nerve.

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  • AnonD-731363
  • Lfw
  • 14 Feb 2021

Man no thats not a true. Many technologies are usefull and have a lot of place to develop evolve and so on. But some technology have no place and space to exist. Look at the curved screens they do exist but yes Xiaomi MI Alpha were canceled ...

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  • Anonymous
  • kky
  • 13 Feb 2021

And you bring up the starving again. If that was your true concern then you would have an issue with all phones and technologies. Not just the one you are bias against.

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