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I think the only thing about foldable screens is eventually the crease does not iron out and is part of the screen permanently, meaning likely you'll have to li
by noobermin 4y ago
I think the only thing about foldable screens is eventually the crease does not iron out and is part of the screen permanently, meaning likely you'll have to live with the crease eventually.
I've seen many Samsung foldable screens that are display units at the store, that crease is pretty worn out after a few months to a year.
- falcor84 4y agoI'd be interested in official mean-time-to-crease stats. If it's indeed a year, I think it's still very worthwhile. Also, would it be economic to replace the panel after it creases?
- viraptor 4y agoAnother interesting point is - does the smartphone experience translate to the laptops. We usually open the phone tens of times a day. The laptop screen will get much less movement.