Samsung GALAXY X is going to be launched by the Korean company sometime in 2019, but now we find out again that the plans for this new smartphone are going to bring a phone with a lot of interesting news. According to an Asian publication, the Samsung GALAXY X could have a screen that folds in several parts, that is, partially to leave a portion of the screen to display notifications, and another time for total folding.
Samsung GALAXY X is going to have the new screen in pilot production during the summer, the Koreans wanting to see what the production costs are for these screens, and how many they can manufacture without problems. If there are no major problems, then the Samsung GALAXY X screen will go into production on an industrial scale sometime at the end of the year, and 1 million units should be able to be manufactured during 2019 for market launch.
Samsung GALAXY X: Foldable Screen with an AMAZING PREMIERE
The Samsung GALAXY X is going to have an OLED screen that folds in several ways, open with a diagonal of 7 inches, and the folding would be done by two thirds, or completely, but the Asian press says that there could be other variations. Basically, today's information makes it clear that the Samsung GALAXY X will offer a truly amazing screen, which will not have hinges to allow folding, but will use a technology that will allow the simple bending of the screen.
"Samsung Display is planning to build a pilot line in Asan Tangjung A3 production line for the production of foldable OLED display panel and enter into operation soon. The Samsung Foldable is said to be 7 inches in size when folded into an in-fold folding display. There are also various ways of folding. When folded in half, the display is invisible, so the display is folded only about two-thirds."
Samsung GALAXY X will be produced by the Samsung company in a limited quantity during 2019, the Koreans wanting to see what kind of interest there is for this type of smartphone before mass producing it. It is not clear when the Samsung GALAXY X will be released, but Samsung will probably want to bring the product to market before Huawei, which has accelerated its plans to launch a foldable phone for global customers.
