[FLEXIBLE DISPLAY][OCTO CORE CPU] The Future Is Here - Samsung CES 2013 Discussion

[victorator]

I don't know about you guys, but after watching the keynote with the flexible displays (44minute mark) and octocore CPU presentation I feel like I am in some sci-fi movie. I can't believe they made the flexible display so quickly and that it is so flexible. It's mindblowing! The concepts that they are showing are simply amazing.
For anyone who missed this awesome presentation this is a must watch:

Do you think the Galaxy S4 / Note 3 will get both flexible displays and octo cores?

 

[EdgaBimbam]

"Do you think the Galaxy S4 / Note 3 will get both flexible displays and octo cores?"

500% that it wont get. S4/note3 will get full hd amoled and exynos 5 series, S5/Note4 should get octa+flexible.
I have remember first samsung hd amoled screens for note 1, they have released too early without proper testing. Who had note 1, they will know about black color ugly issue. But yeh this is innovation ;D samsung all the way

 

[victorator]

Don't be so skeptical. I think our Note2s will get flexible displays with a software update to Android 5.0

 

[Chronosphere]

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"Do you think the Galaxy S4 / Note 3 will get both flexible displays and octo cores?"

500% that it wont get. S4/note3 will get full hd amoled and exynos 5 series, S5/Note4 should get octa+flexible.
I have remember first samsung hd amoled screens for note 1, they have released too early without proper testing. Who had note 1, they will know about black color ugly issue. But yeh this is innovation ;D samsung all the way

Gave thanks for saying "samsung all the way"

just made my day ^^

 

[zool84]

i don't understand what's the benefits of a flexible display on a mobile phone

 

[EdgaBimbam]

i don't understand what's the benefits of a flexible display on a mobile phone

it is harder to break it, comparing with normal display

 

[genius327]

The are countless benefits with the flexible displays.

You could fold a 10" inch tablet into a phone and slide it inside your pocket!

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Note II

 

[emprize]

The are countless benefits with the flexible displays.

You could fold a 10" inch tablet into a phone and slide it inside your pocket!

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Note II

is it really that "flexible"? how about the battery? flexible too?

 

[KyleDevlin12]

is it really that "flexible"? how about the battery? flexible too?

Hahahahha niice question

Sent from my Note 2 using xda premium

 

[naimmkassim]

Its prove what we see as a science fiction ..we are really lucky cause can taste the technology in our time.. samsung the best!!

Sent from my GT-N7100 using xda app-developers app

 

[mahanmantare]

is it really that "flexible"? how about the battery? flexible too?

if display could be flexed then battery do the same too..hehe

 

[sohebq]

If I was at Samsung, I would not risk putting flexible displays to any galaxy phone of 2013 bcz so far its just an eye candy concept, no one knows how it will behave once it reaches in the hands of end users, so why risk the galaxy s4 and galaxy note 3? Samsung should first launch it as a seperate samsung galaxy phone and check how the market trend goes, if its really successful, then they can start putting it from 2014 galaxy series.

sent from: The New S-Pen

 

[genius327]

You should watch the Samsung CES.

The battery is ofcourse not in the screen. :what:

Sent from Samsung Galaxy Note II

 

[badbadtz.carlo]

If I was at Samsung, I would not risk putting flexible displays to any galaxy phone of 2013 bcz so far its just an eye candy concept, no one knows how it will behave once it reaches in the hands of end users, so why risk the galaxy s4 and galaxy note 3? Samsung should first launch it as a seperate samsung galaxy phone and check how the market trend goes, if its really successful, then they can start putting it from 2014 galaxy series.

sent from: The New S-Pen

just in time to renew my contract with my carrier!

 

[maxram]

Um in case if any one didn't notice but the flexible screen is actually bulkier than current amoled in my opinion.

It requires that brick like aparratus attached to one side. If you look at the phone they made it's so thick. if they really wanted to, phone companies can make a smaller phone and add a small strip of screen on the side so you can view storing when the phone cover is closed.

In fact, the thickness may be needed anyways to support touch with the flexible screen.

IMHO only

And the commercial they made was clearly cgi. It looked amazing but I still don't think you can bend youm at sharp angles or have it roll out straight without metal support to keep it from curving.

Oh snap! I don't have a witty tapatalk signature!

 

[snip3r77]

that's incredible. another few years for mass production?

 

[pakure]

What one should understand is it should be flexible. ..it is not going to be card thin. .... the screen will help it being shatter proof. ... though how the impact energy will be transferred to other parts of phone is also important. . .that's all needed for this year. .

.... .paper thin screens are for future

scribbled from my note 2 (N7100)