Now it's official! The silence of the Motorola about rumors that it would produce a foldable smartphone. 1qy3p
Although still reticent and surrounded by mystery, the company has itted that the model is in production, but has not made it official that the version is an update of the RAZRV3, a hit in the 2000s and eagerly awaited by the public.
These rumors began with a publication by the WallStreet Journal, in January, about the patent of the model that very much resembles the V3 and that predicted the launch in February, date that has already been discarded. The news generated a lot of buzz and created a lot of hyping. And the design clearly presents the main features in the design.
Confirmation was made in an interview with the Motorola executive 1s15
In an interview with Engadget, this Wednesday (27), DanDery, vice president of the manufacturer, confirmed that the company has been working on this foldable smartphone project for some time and that it does not want to be left behind the competition, which is worth mentioning already has folding models such as the Mate X da Huawei.
“We started working with foldables a long time ago. And we've been doing a lot of iteration," said the executive, who added, "We don't intend to be later than everyone else in the market."
Although the official launch date has not been confirmed, market experts point to the middle of the second half of this year, in view of the movement of competition with their respective launches before that and the tradition of Motorola in launching products during its annual event that also takes place during this period.
Unlike competitors, the path chosen by the manufacturer is that the model must fold towards the inside, a tribute to the late devices flip. Another key issue of concern for the company is durability.
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“We are testing a product with OLED and plastic”, commented Dery. With this, the screen would be more protected, avoiding damage caused when the screen is more exposed, such as scratches and others.
In of folding, the Motorola has also been working on the idea of having devices that become smaller and smaller when folding, reaching up to a third of the original size, which according to the executive is the 'Holy grail' of the folding design and that goes against turning the devices into tablets. However, this is not yet the company's priority.
And you, what do you think of folding devices? Curious to try one? Leave it in the comments!
