The Future of Rollable, Foldable OLED Screens by Samsung Display
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- čas přidán 3. 01. 2023
- These concepts give a peek into the future of flexible and expandable screens.
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I want all of them, my fold 3 has been the best phone I've ever used.
All the screen, and it still fits in my pockets
Been loving it since amazon sold it on black friday for only 1k CAD
Justin is my new fave CNET reporter. Honestly he can make connected toasters interesting just with his enthusiasm alone 😂
Your profile image is my reaction.
He's also very annoying.
@@onixotto found the jealous bottom
In my opinion I'm digging the tablet and the foldable laptop that can turn into a one-huge tablet. Those two got me very interested more.
The one that folds back, you could have 2 instances of COD running and a Bluetooth controller for each player, put it in some sort of stand for eye level view, add each other as a team and play against others.
I had no idea how much Samsung is working on with foldables I can't wait for the final products to be released
I've been asking for the Flex S for years. It can be folded into phone, tablet or laptop mode. It must have a stand for laptop mode, though (I can adjust to no tactile input for a keyboard - we adjusted when phones lost foldout keyboards)
At some point in the near future you'll be able to carry around one device that can be a phone, laptop, and tablet. That will be sweet.
Nah that’s wrong, the future would be inside your eyes/brain, since the tech by Vision Pro is headed that way
I can't wait for these innovations to hit the market!
I can't wait till their affordable lol
Don't be a poor then...😂
@@FoldyFlippy Lol
Give it till 2025 atleast or 2026 to decrease in price
@@FoldyFlippy bro, you make 13 dollars an hour, youre not rich
Flex G and Flex S was shown last year at CES 2022!!!
When is Samsung going to bring out these triple folds to market?
When they can build it cheap enough and durable enough for the public to use.
The G kind of reminds me of those Tablets they used in Westworld
The slide mechanism is really interesting.
This man is real mouth sales
Samsung is truly innovating displays, first curve screen, first foldable and all, competitors are just innovating software which I reckon is relatively easier, and putting the price tag for that innovation similar to this one, not justified
Fold 4 here works great!
The Samsung Flex Hybrid tablet is going to be here before you know it. I can see it not having the rolling part though.
The rolling part makes it a hybrid... A device like this in its size that only has the folding part of the "hybrid" is already out: it's the Galaxy Fold series.
@@King0fHero There's been rumors of Samsung releasing a foldable tablet very soon.
Next generation will enjoy that
I have a Fold4 which is great, but I'm also looking forward to the rollable phones
I've not watched c net for years but I believe it would be a good idea for the guy to keep his hands still while talking.
You have the best eyes…could not stop laughing./..thank you
All we want is a new Sidekick! 😭
Loved the rollable screen demonstration, oh wait
Samsung already got those
0:53 do not touch the DO NOT TOUCH sign 0:53
flex G with stylus, i think it will be great to replace nowadays fold
Meta VR: Hey wanna work in VR
PSVR2: Hey wanna play games in VR
I wonder which people will like more
I think the FLEX S has a bright future if they can slim it down more
That last one was the thickness of a pricey BLT 😬
Been waiting for 16:9 tv's that can stretch out to 21:9!
Good vid mate
Flip 4 owner here. Great technology, but they need to get the hinge and crease right on foldables.
Waiting for Samsung Galaxy Z Scroll, where I just scroll the screen out of the tube.
I'll flip and flex for Justin any day ❤️
The coolest is the slide out., I picture in the future our phone will be just a small bar like the size of a pen, it beams up the phone and behind it beams up a case/back stop so that the phone is not see thru. But before that a slide out is great progress.
R.I.P phone cases
I wish we could’ve gotten hands on with them, oh well. Maybe next year
I wonder if we will see something like the Globals used in Earth: Final Conflict.
1:01 The reverse folding mechanism (of the flex in & out foldable) to me is ideal to prolong the life of the hinge and to act as a safety mechanism against accidental reverse bending of the phone. 1:01 And this form factor may have many undiscovered uses which can be discovered in the future.
we just ended up in the future crazy times
why there is a transparent part on the Flex S?
portable folding monitor is what I want.
Concepts are real
I'll save this video and come back later, to screenshot every comment that says foldable screen has no practical use📸.
I notice no mention of the visible crease. My understanding is this crease will get worse over time. The value of the product will also go down as the crease gets worse.
Dude is SO good! The last good person left working (besides Bridget) at CNET
that laptop tab is the best
The folding PC is the one I'll keep my eyes on. I type faster on virtual keyboards anyways.
Exelentes tus vídeos👍👍👍
Fold 5 and flex note is interesting
Battery last for how long?
he looks so damn excited 🤣
Will the Flex Note be a delivered product in 2023? What is the size of the screens?
I was too busy looking at him to be honest haha he can flex too 🔥👌🏼
Where is CNet live stream at the floor?
where is the notch? where is the island?
I like this guy first time watching him otherwise I would've skipped.
The laptop thing would need some serious palm rejection to even be usable, everything is cooler on paper
Thankyou
So the future phones are going to be thicccccccccccker than before? Look at the last one in this clip, it is literally a big mac on the hand….
Those lil things wud snap in 2 right in ur pocket if it wasn’t thick
Huawei has a folding phone that is roughly the thickness of an iPhone when folded
Dude, it's a prototype.
@@HandledToaster2 yeah it does look quite thick but we need to keep in mind that all of these phones are just concepts and part of the reason they aren’t actually sold is because of issues such as the thickness
@octavius8562 they literally said the future. Lol.
I would listen to any review that Justin does. Great presentation!
🤦🏿♀ Cringe!
He is easy on the eyes. 😘
The last one it's actually look pretty much alike "C4" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
i agree prefer a tactile keyboard myself
It can be replaced by good haptics engine
what is the song playing?
1:13 That was literally me before pursuing User research and testing. 6 months down and I am litereally "Naww man that's not really how it works but yeah appreciate the enthusiasm here😅".
What do you mean by that?
Do you mean the idea about game with different prompts on each side is too optimistic, because nobody will develop for such a small audience or what is your interpretation here?
@@King0fHero You will have different Ideas when you see a potential tech or development but applications is something that one needs to investigate or rather appears naturally in the enviournment which requires scientific investigation. Having an idea that a game with 2 prongs might be applicable but not really feesable since we haven't considered all the other variables at the time of conceptualsing the product or the idea.
Therefore to merge the application and need, one has to study the existing userbase and use scientific methodology to understand how all these prototypes can be used. Just like the GalaxyFold, people would have said no to the idea but it perfectly fits the user muscle memory of opening a book but not necessarily playing games having two displays to open on the opposite side becuase no gaming device has ever created that kind of learning patterns.
This was just an assumption based on past experince and facts currently aviable. However, no one knows if its going to wrok or not unless investigated. That's is all that I ment here.
@@mutchlouis9707 going to wrok
I worked at Samsung, and they are World Best Quality products.
"Flex note" makes me think of "flex tape"
We already have most of them
Can't wait to unfold my phone to a 70 inch tv
Nasty crease line
Screen protector?
Great idea. Would be better if the screen is more durable. Hopefully that will be a thing in the future
I have a Z Flip 4 - the screen is already more durable... the only real problem is the screen protector which needs replacing every 6-8 months as it cracks in the middle and begins to separate. The screen is actually more durable than a Gorilla Glass or similar phone because it is not brittle, so it does not shatter when dropped.
It may be a horses for courses thing - I always end up shattering my phone screen, this is my second foldable and the screen is impossible to shatter. For me thats a massive bonus. Others get bothered by scratch marks on the screen protector - perhaps these gys never smash their phone so a hard glass screen which never shows a scratch is preferable. To me a softer screen that doesn't smash is way more important. The phone is also closed (and in a case) when I drop it usually, so that also protects it.
Samsung Build the best displays in the world, even for Apple, hahaha guess who is getting the best screens on their products?
How much
Add a head strap on the Flex G and you have an headset.
Those screen creases make my eye twitch...
Nice for music scoring..
Flex Note needs to be larger to compete with the Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold Gen 2 and the Asus Zenbook 17 Fold.
Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Fold & Asus ZenBook 17 Fold is nothing when compare Flex Note.
iPad Pro 12.9 inch (2018/2020/2021/2022) vs Flex Note
@@dharmaandra4720 iPad Pro is too limited.
😂😂😂
Jus need the prices to come down first for foldable tech and u got a large market that will come in
The do not touch was for the sign you touched
I’ve seen the future of screens
The future is thicc when it comes to screens you mean
Waiting in the Flex S line
Where are the 100 to 120in tv that rolls up like roller blinds? We need those more than a folding phone or tablet
Love ❤️ the video 🇦🇺🏁
They've been talking and showing these screens for at least 4 years now.
I love samsung for doing new things or innovation I am a hardcore user of samsung
I define take flex note
In the future I will just put on my Apple Glasses and be able to see screens at any sizes.
Your favorite company is way behind. Companies use to wait to see what Apple would create and copy the Apple design and technology. Apple is now the company that wait and see's what Samsung is doing and now piggy back off Samsung innovative technology.
@@GBamaBoy Apple have to incorporate new features into their seamless ecosystem. That takes time, but when it's ready it's better incorporated than anyone else. No need for all that expensive and amateurish screen twists in a future with smart glasses.
Have fun paying $2500.
Flex in and out is deffinetly a future, if they make it a bit more durable
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It's gonna be the Z fold 6 if rumors are true
Can't think of any good reasons to use that feature.
@@SwatBeatsOfficial look at every foldable phone out there - they have an inner and outer screen, which makes the phone thicker and heavier and more expensive, if you can fold the inner display outwards, you dont need that secondary screen. but current foldable screens are very fragile
@@maratpirate6343 The idea that foldable screens are 'very fragile' is hyperbole. I have had 2 folds that I use daily and while there are still things that are maturing about the tech, the screen is more than durable for standard usage. I regularly use it as a drawing surface with the spen and I would definitely not call it fragile.
It doesn't make sense why folding devices are so thick, if it fold 2 or up to4 fold its only 1 part that needs the main electronics. So the other 2 to 3 parts is just screen. A screen is about a millimetre thick and add the frame or frames that's 2 or 3 millimetres thick. A device with 3 or 4 folds should be the thickness of a current "gen" 1 fold device. A phone with no fold can house the electronic for multiple folding screen devices, so why are the so thick. It's definitely not for a hinge or battery because a hinge makes no difference to thickness and a battery would only add a couple of millimetres and there not even adding more batterys. Folding phones are unesseraly very very thick.
I've had to ZFlip phone screens fail on me right at the fold. They don't last, one was covered under warranty just barely after 11 months. The other wasn't covered because it fell a couple months out of warranty, which is short. Samsung refuses to help.
Thanks for giving developers nightmares
Tablet foldable, yes, please!
All these flexy devices looks very bulky, i can't imagine how it feels to carry them in my pocket
All these designs and innovations are my idea
I can imagine apple ceo feeling not so happy after watching this video.
They are just waiting for the the tech to get ready and then declare their version as a great innovation. Folding retina perhaps… 😏
@@JohnJohnson-jm8ku I hope Samsung patent this tech.
Looks like Samsung is getting back to it old days. Nice.
Tbh the surface neo feels more practical and probably is more durable than the Flex Note, it’s also thinner based on this video and has a tactile keyboard
Hi Justin 😊
My OCD can't get past those creases.
DOUGHNUT TOUCH SCREEN
I want foldable portable monitor.
I love Samsung😘😘😘🤩🤩🤩
If the Flex Note was bigger and Apple copied it with touch capabilities enabled with MacOS we could have a 3 in 1. Tablet, laptop and Pro Display XDR.
why would we encourage copying from apple i mean they are gonna do it any but why suggest that they steal the idea
lots of uses we don't yet fully understand. Sounds like a solution looking for a problem.