Samsung has revealed its latest range of products, including three tablets, two smartwatches and the fifth generation of its foldable smartphone range. 9News MORE DETAILS:
has chosen its home country of Korea to reveal its latest range of products, including three tablets, two smartwatches and the fifth generation of its foldable smartphone range.
While incremental visually, it's an important step forward for the range considering the impressive products that have been launched in just the last six months from companies such as Oppo and Motorola. "I think we are two to three years away from everyone using some form of foldable technology in their, in their screens," he said."Our hands aren't going to get any bigger, but our demand for how we use technology is only going to grow."So the only way you can do that is through some form of folding or even rolling glass.Samsung coined the phrase "pocketability" when talking about its new Flip 5 phone, given its remarkably small size when flipped shut.
The Fold 5 features an aircraft-grade aluminium body for strength, that same new zero-gap hinge and it too is thinner, down 2.4 millimetres, and lighter with a 10-gram saving.
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