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Samsung Plans to Launch 1st Rollable Screen Phone Next Yr: Report
After Huawei's global debut of the first triple-fold screen phone, Samsung is planning to launch its first rollable screen phone next year, Chinese media reported, citing sourc...
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After Huawei's global debut of the first triple-fold screen phone, Samsung is planning to launch its first rollable screen phone next year, Chinese media reported, citing sources.

The phone's screen size will be larger than Huawei's triple-fold model, reaching up to 12.4 inches, with under-display camera technology to remove screen hole punches.

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Huawei, OPPO, vivo, Lenovo, TCL, and XIAOMI-W (01810.HK)  +0.750 (+3.417%)    Short selling $580.90M; Ratio 7.630%   , besides Samsung, have also successively announced their rollable screen technologies.
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