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From Extreme Heat to Half a Million Folds: A Rare Look Inside Samsung's Display Lab

Samsung Display has opened its secret labs to reveal slidable phone concepts and extreme stress-testing for next-generation screens.

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Samsung Display held its first-ever press day, granting access to labs where next-gen screens are built and tested. The company showcased slidable phone concepts and displays featuring 0.4mm bezels.

Coverage from CNET, TechRadar, Tom's Guide, Tech Times, and Mashable emphasizes the rigor of the testing process, which includes exposure to extreme heat and up to half a million folds. TechRadar notes that Samsung Display expressed readiness for other companies, specifically Apple, to enter the foldable market.

Future developments center on the potential commercialization of slidable technology and the broader industry adoption of foldable screens.

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Quick answers

What specific new hardware was revealed?

Samsung Display showcased two 'slidable' phone concepts and displays with 0.4mm bezels.

How are the displays being stress-tested?

According to coverage, displays are subjected to extreme heat and tested for up to half a million folds.

What is Samsung's stance on competitors in the foldable market?

The company stated it is ready for Apple to launch a foldable and welcomes other companies to join the market.

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