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Yeah that's going to end up warped and break 10x easier than anything else. Concept is cool but simple, robust, reliable is needed for portable devices. I ref
by gazchop 2y ago
Yeah that's going to end up warped and break 10x easier than anything else.
Concept is cool but simple, robust, reliable is needed for portable devices.
I refer to my colleague with the foldable that got broken no less than 3 times before he went purple with anger and bought an iPhone. Also the surface was horribly warped and suffered from really bad wear. Why iPhone? Because Samsung service and support here is absolutely dire.
- yoz-y 2y agoInterestingly Apple used foldable screens as far back as iPhone X, to reduce the bezel part. But in their case the fold is safe as it never moves.
- gazchop 2y agoYep. As far as I understand, all OLED screens are on a flexible substrate (polyamide) but it's bonded to the glass because it wears out.