Samsung finally officially launched its Galaxy Fold foldable smartphone device. The Galaxy Fold features a 7.3" 1536 x 2152 foldable Infinity Flex AMOLED display that folds inside, in addition to a secondary cover display - a 4.6" 840Ã1960 Super AMOLED.
Besides the exciting foldable display, the phone/tablet device features an octa-core chipset, 12 GB of RAM, 512 GB of storage, a large battery, triple camera setup on the back and dual front cameras.
Samsung's Galaxy Fold will be available in April 2019 for $2000. This is a premium device that Samsung obviously does not plan to sell many units of - but it will be very interesting to see how the market reacts to this first generation foldable devices.
Posted: Feb 21,2019 by Ron Mertens
Since Apple’s corruption of symmetry in cell phone displays with the lazy “settle for” attitude that permeates that company since Steve Jobs passing, by embracing “notches,” others have accepted license to do likewise, so we now witness this perverse cyclops monstrosity parading as the new poster child for diminished standards. Under what paradigm is it imaginable that Joe Q. Public will pay balanced equitable money for such a skewed freak?