Samsung Galaxy Note 3 Release Date 2013: Unbreakable Screen For 6.3-Inch Phablet
Samsung Sells 5 Million Galaxy Note II 'Phablets' by NewsyVideos
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rumors are already spreading online as the first news on the phablet's specs, features and 2013 release date leak. Today we learned that the new device could feature a flexible, unbreakable screen.
Spec rumors that Samsung has been developing unbreakable and flexible "revolutionary" display technology have already popped up regarding theupcoming Galaxy S4, but now The Inquisitor is claiming that the same groundbreaking technology will be built into the Galaxy Note 3.
Foldable, rollable, wearable and more, [and] will allow for a high degree of durability through their use of a plastic substrate that is thinner, lighter and more flexible than... conventional LCD technology.
Samsung Sells 5 Million Galaxy Note II 'Phablets' by NewsyVideos
Samsung Galaxy Note 3 rumors are already spreading online as the first news on the phablet's specs, features and 2013 release date leak. Today we learned that the new device could feature a flexible, unbreakable screen.
Spec rumors that Samsung has been developing unbreakable and flexible "revolutionary" display technology have already popped up regarding theupcoming Galaxy S4, but now The Inquisitor is claiming that the same groundbreaking technology will be built into the Galaxy Note 3.
Here's a Samsung representative explaining the implications of Samsung's new display technology via PC Advisor:
Foldable, rollable, wearable and more, [and] will allow for a high degree of durability through their use of a plastic substrate that is thinner, lighter and more flexible than... conventional LCD technology.
Apparently the flexible, unbreakable screens we expect to see on the Galaxy Note 3 and S4 will not only be totally awesome, but also cheaper for Samsung to produce. However, it's unclear if the South Korean tech giant will pass these savings on to it's consumers. The Inquisitor notes:
The rumor also has the flexible displays providing for a tidy manufacturing savings for all display manufacturers. It is probably doubtful that Samsung and its competitors will lower the prices to compensate, so this means their smartphones, phablets and tablets will be have a higher profit margin.
Check out this video of Samsung previewing their revolutionary new screens, which is also apparently transparent and will likely have applications beyond the company's line of Android smartphone:
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