Galaxy Z Flip
Samsung's Galaxy Z Flip series of clamshell foldable smartphones, featuring a vertical fold design that opens to a standard portrait-ratio display and collapses into a compact square form factor.
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The passport form factor refers to a horizontally folding design where the inner screen width is much greater than its height when unfolded, approximating the aspect ratio of a passport, which differs from the vertical folding design of the Galaxy Z Flip.
Samsung's foldable product line includes the Fold line, primarily featuring book-style folding, and the Flip line, primarily featuring clamshell-style folding.
The book-style fold design is the mainstream solution for current large-screen foldable phones, as opposed to the clamshell fold design (such as the Galaxy Z Flip).
Samsung first applied UTG technology to the Galaxy Z Flip in 2020, compressing glass thickness to 30 micrometers and improving hardness to 6-7H.
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The book-style fold design is the mainstream solution for current large-screen foldable phones, as opposed to the clamshell fold design (such as the Galaxy Z Flip).
65%UnverifiedThe passport form factor refers to a horizontally folding design where the inner screen width is much greater than its height when unfolded, approximating the aspect ratio of a passport, which differs from the vertical folding design of the Galaxy Z Flip.
50%UnverifiedSamsung's foldable product line includes the Fold line, primarily featuring book-style folding, and the Flip line, primarily featuring clamshell-style folding.
50%UnverifiedSamsung first applied UTG technology to the Galaxy Z Flip in 2020, compressing glass thickness to 30 micrometers and improving hardness to 6-7H.
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