If you didn’t know that Samsung is working on a tablet with a display that folds not once, but twice, consider yourself informed. After the initial report, further details on product creation and timing are revealed.
Aside from the triple-layered folding, the only aspect of this tablet that we were able to glean a few weeks ago from industry sources was the 16: 9 aspect ratio of the unfolded display. We are now hearing from GizmoChina and Indian blogger Yogesh reports that the product, which may be called the Galaxy Z Tab, will also include the Bluetooth-enabled S Pen stylus, which will be introduced in the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold3, and the next-generation ultra-thin glass – ironically thicker and supposedly more durable. than glass on top of current Galaxy foldable panels – will cover the display.
Speaking of the Z Fold3, many expect this foldable phablet to launch alongside the foldable Z Flip2 in August – Samsung previously announced it would not be releasing the Galaxy Note device that normally fills that slot in the production run this year. … However, there is a debate within the company’s marketing team over whether they will tease Z Tab at the event.
This brings us to the launch window. Previous speculations from anonymous sources indicated that the Z Tab would be announced before the end of the year. They say it could be the first quarter of next year.
No explanation has been given as to the inconsistency, or how this will relate to the next Galaxy S launch around this time – despite its tablet-based positioning, those with leaky money in their pockets could probably carry the Z Tab with you. as a daily driver, displacing the purchase of the Galaxy S and raising that precious average selling price metric.
Keep in mind that there are several months before any potential community initiative for this project. There are many ups and downs ahead. And no, our header image is just a mockup, not based on any leaks.
