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Samsung Flexible display windows phone in CES2013
suchir | 9:21 PM |
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See the message displayed at the thin edge of the device.
(Credit: Reuben Lee/CNET Asia)
The bendable 'Youm' OLED display of Samsung uses thin plastic instead of glass, thereby making it unbreakable.
The screen on the prototype handset, developed under the "YOUM" flexible display line, uses a thin plastic instead of glass, making it more bendable and virtually unbreakable even when dropped, according to Samsung.
Samsung galaxy S4 First look (Samsung latest android cell phones)
suchir | 11:31 PM |
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Samsung Galaxy S4
Surely everyone is waiting to hear the first announcement by the company but we might still need to wait until 6 months. Folks at Rozetked a Russian technology blog have come up with a hands-on video of Samsung Galaxy S4 concept phone based on the real figures of device with 3D graphics done by Konstantin Teteryuk for the video. It’s quite surprising that the device is neither announced nor made available by the Korean giant.
Most likely the device will carry model number as i9500 and it will introduce the Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie as the newest version of the Android mobile operating system. Several sources confirm that it will be with 4.99 inches Super AMOLED HD display with 1080p full HD viewing experience. Moreover as the quad core smartphones have become predominate, we can expect Galaxy S4 with quad core processor with higher clocking frequency touching 2 Ghz.
Samsung Galaxy S4 will be with following specifications –
- 4.99 inches, 1080p Super AMOLED HD display
- 2 Ghz Quad Core processor
- 2 Gb RAM
- Android 5.0 Key Lime Pie
- Samsung TouchWiz user interface
- 13 mega pixel camera with auto focus, LED Flash
- 2 mega pixel front facing camera
- Laser keyboard dock
- Wi Fi, Wi Fi tether
Video with graphical designed Galaxy S4 concept phone
Samsung latest flexible display technology mobile phones
suchir | 11:11 PM |
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A screen you can twist, turn and fold without breaking it…!!!
Teased in October last year, Samsung is gearing up for the flexible displays at CES 2013 next month. While Nokia has shown no interest in development of flexible displays after their introduction in Nokia World 2011, Samsung has speed up the things for the future technology. These displays can be used for smartphones, tablet PCs, LED TVs and lot more.
Attendees at CES would be able to see the 5.5 inches flexible and bendable display for smartphones coming out with 1280 x 720 pixel HD resolution with 267 pixel density. Samsung has also planned to come out with 55 inches TV display screen whose details are yet to be published. For those who hear the term of flexible display, it means that the device using this technology is really bends without tearing. Earlier Samsung, LG and Nokia have demonstrated flexible prototypes for smartphones and tablets.
We also happen to hear that Samsung is ready for shipping the first batch of flexible display in the first half of 2013 leaving behind LG, Philips, Sharp, Sony and Nokia in the competition. If the flexible display by Samsung becomes widely popular at right price and performance, then we might see all the smartphone vendors coming out with their own flexible displays. From our end, it looks like that no one is ready for the experiments.
From the CES there are news that Samsung will also showcase 30 inches transparent display made from the glass alongside with the display of many smartphones and tablets PCs.
Believe it or not but Samsung is all geared up to feature its latest flexible display technology on the next gen smart phone which will be showcased next year.


