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Samsung 's most"special" foldable yet is fast approaching its long-awaited official announcement, and following countless rumors focused primarily on its branding and what could distinguish it from the existingcan't simply decide to reinvent the wheel all of a sudden and produce a book-style foldable like no book-style foldable before it. But there are a few interesting differences to note as well, and that's what we're going to discuss in the following lines.
But the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition will bring a few other changes to the table as well, including a sleek new back panel finish and possibly a more prominent rear-facing camera module. Despite how it looks at first glance, we don't expect the phone's rear cover to be made of actual metal, but merely resemble the material to stand out from the glossy Z Fold 6.
There are no words on other upgrades over the Z Fold 6 just yet, but even if the rest of the specifications will go completely unchanged, the Galaxy Z Fold Special Edition definitely looks premium, stylish, large, and powerful enough to bid for the world'sGalaxy S24 Ultra The retail price is obviously likely to fit the ultra-high-end specifications and ultra-attractive design discussed today, at the equivalent of over $2,000, which might ultimately make this device a purely experimental model for a very small group of users.
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