Samsung a few days ago he patented one foldable smartphone, formed by three screens that come together in one. And although the production of this phone is still a long way off, the first renders of this evolution of the Galaxy Z Fold.
Samsung patents a foldable smartphone with three screens
The World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has approved the patent filed by Samsung, which is seriously considering a foldable smartphone with three screens. The flat screen of this project can fold at different angles, arranging themselves in different forms‘. From a single large screen practically from a tablet to several different ways of using it.
Once closed, the screen is folded into two hinges, one to the right and one to the left, which fold the screen once in and one out. LetsgoDigital has tried to make some renders of this particular device, using as a starting point i drawings attached to the patent.
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According to what emerges from the patent, the device would have a camera yes 4MP it’s a fingerprint reader below the screen, to leave even more space for the huge display. In the patent, rightly, Samsung does not report any measures. But whatever the main screen size is, you have to multiply it by three. Coming to the large size of a real tablet.
The device would also have antenna internal in several parts of the device, to avoid bad reception of WiFi and Bluetooth signals due to folds. After all, there is a lot of room for the internal components.
As always when it comes to patents, it is not worthwhile to start saving money to buy this smartphone. Samsung might as well do not develop such a device. But it is good to see that the Korean giant continues to invest in the world of foldable smartphones, where it already has a dominant role.
We will keep you updated if there are any rumors that this interesting idea may become a reality.