Samsung has shown new foldable and scrollable displays

Company Samsung is currently the market leader in folding smartphones. This is due to many years of investment in the development of moving AMOLED displays, which is now taking full advantage. And what could her other folding smartphones look like to us according to the portal AndroidPolice reveal new types of these displays that she has now shown.

Samsung displays will bend in two places

Samsung introduced the new displays at the congress Display Week 2021 in San Jose, USA, where technology giants are showing new displays and touch technologies. Of course, there were also older types of displays that he currently uses in his smartphones. This means a classic fold in the middle of the screen, as offered by the Galaxy Z Fold2 5G and Galaxy Z Flip 5G smartphones.

Soon, the South Korean giant could also introduce a folding smartphone, which will consist of up to two locations. He showed the concept of such a device, which had a new type of double-folded 7.2-inch AMOLED display. One third of the display would thus remain available as an external display in the closed state.

Samsung Galaxy Z Fold2 5G

There are quite wide edges on the sides of the display and one of the edges is also used for the camera. Originally, such a double-folded display was discussed in connection with the upcoming new Galaxy Z Fold3. Portal AndroidPolice claims that the display should be used in a new S Fold series device.

Scrolling display and new technology for selfie camera in display

Of course, that’s not all Samsung has shown. He also boasted a prototype device with a scrolling display, which is rolled out by pulling the side. A similar type of smartphone with a scrollable display is also being prepared by TCL. It was also to be launched by Samsung’s South Korean competitor, LG. However, it terminated its operations on the smartphone market before its launch.

At the congress, Samsung also showed a 17-inch folding display, which has a 4: 3 aspect ratio when unfolded and could be a harbinger of a large version of the Galaxy Tab tablet. Such a tablet is disassembled into a stand and, together with a wireless keyboard or mouse, serves as a desktop.

The latest innovation is a new solution for a selfie camera hidden under the display. Samsung boasts UPC (Under Panel Camera) OLED display technology, which transmits enough light for clear camera images. This should not repeat the problem of the first smartphone with a selfie camera in the ZTE Axon 20 5G display.

His selfie camera produced lower quality photos due to poor light transmission. Samsung technology should have no problem with this and could be used not only in smartphones and tablets, but also in classic laptops. It was even presented on one.