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During CES 2022, Samsung made another headline by showing their latest innovations in the foldable department. They showcased a total of 4 different ways to fold a device:

  • Flex S
  • Flex G
  • Flex Note
  • Flex Slidable

Of course, they’re all still in concept stage for now. Knowing Samsung, they won’t rush a product out the market just to be “the world’s first”. So, don’t expect these conceptual devices to hit the market any time soon.

Flex S & Flex G

 

The Flex S and Flex G are very similar to each other. They are both tri-fold devices that pretty much fold just like how the alphabet is written.

Flex Note

The Flex Note concept is actually not really a concept now since ASUS also announced their new ZenBook 17 Fold OLED which is a 17-inch laptop that can be folded in half. That product is not a concept – but something that you can buy and use sometime later this year.

Still, having a foldable OLED laptop will definitely be one of the big ways to enhance the user experience while working on a laptop. Seriously, there are way too many times I wish that my laptop can unfold into a bigger screen so I can work better.

Flex Slidable

In short, it’s a rollable display. With the press of a button, the screen protrudes and gives it a bit more width (or height, depending on how you see it). Out of all the 4 different concepts shown by Samsung, I am personally hoping that the Flex Slidable idea to be implemented into a product soon since I really do like the idea.

Seriously, the slidable concept can also be implemented into a laptop while retaining the physical keyboard and trackpad too.

Cool concepts, where can we learn more?

Click here. Samsung has an entire site dedicated to OLED technologies only. Though, I can’t the exact videos that are shown in this article that is uploaded by Samsung themselves.


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