CES 2023: Samsung drops a new foldable device in the market

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Samsung unveiled a new prototype for laptops in the future, known as the Samsung Flex Hybrid

The device has a folding display as well as a sliding one

Samsung also revealed an upcoming 17-inch slidable display

CES 2023: Samsung drops a new foldable device in the market

During the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023 held in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Samsung revealed a new prototype device known as the Flex Hybrid. This device brings two new cutting-edge technologies as it folds and slides too. Dubbed a smart mobile device, it has a display on the left as well as one more screen space on the right that slides outward. Samsung Display has announced that the device is basically a prototype for future laptops however, they have not offered any information on the peak brightness or resolution. 

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What is the Samsung Flex Hybrid? 

The Flex Hybrid is the name given to the concept prototype for future laptops. It has a folding technology applied to the left side of the screen, with the slideable technology being on the right. The smaller 10.5-inch display has an aspect ratio of 4:3 while the larger 12.4-inch display has a ratio of 16:10. 

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Samsung’s upcoming 17-inch large-screen slidable display

Samsung also showed off its new 17-inch large-screen slidable display at CES. These are displays that expand by sliding a hidden display outward. There are two products in this range, the Samsung Flex Slidable Duet and the Samsung Flex Slidable Solo – the former has displays that slide outward on both sides while the latter has a display that slides outward only on one side. Without opening it fully, the screen measures 13-14 inches, but can expand to 17 inches.

Kajoli Anand Puri

Kajoli Anand Puri

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