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在首尔推出Galaxy Note3智能手机时，三星移动业务战略营销主管D.J.Lee表示：“我们计划10月在韩国推出一款柔性屏的智能手机。”路透社指出，随着显示屏向可弯曲或可折叠的方向发展，手机和可穿戴设备将呈现新的外观，这将从根本上改变高端智能手机市场。 今年1月，已经取代苹果成为全球智能手机市场领先者的三星，展示了带柔性显示屏的原型产品，这种屏幕可从设备的一边拉伸。但各家科技公司表示暂时无法量产这种零件。 Samsung to launch smartphones with curved displays Samsung curved screen TV Samsung has already launched TVs with curved screen displays Continue reading the main story Related Stories Samsung unveils Galaxy smartwatch Bendy phones 'to appear in 2013' Samsung Electronics, the world's best-selling smartphone maker, is planning to launch handsets with curved displays. The new devices will have plastic light-emitting diode (OLED) panels, the company said at a Galaxy Note 3 launch event in Seoul. "We plan to introduce a smartphone with a curved display in South Korea in October," said DJ Lee, Samsung's head of strategic marketing for mobile. But he revealed no further details. Digital display technology is progressing towards curved, bendy and foldable screens. In January, Samsung exhibited prototype products with bendy and extendable screens, but doubts remain as to how such technology can be mass-produced cheaply and reliably. "A curved screen isn't going to radically change the user's experience of a smartphone, but it does help Samsung differentiate itself in a crowded market where most phones are homogenous, flat-screen rectangles," Ben Wood, analyst at research company CCS Insight, told the BBC. Samsung Galaxy Gear and Galaxy note 3 Samsung launched the Galaxy Gear "smartwatch" and Galaxy Note 3 on 4 September "My understanding is that these new phones will form part of Samsung's Active range, so the curved screen is probably to do with making the phone more flexible and rugged," he added. Curved displays already feature in large-screen TVs, such as those produced by Samsung and its Korean rival, LG Electronics. On Wednesday, LG launched a 55in (140cm) curved OLED TV in the UK. Samsung has also been moving into wearable technology, such as its Galaxy Gear wristwatch phone. Smartphones are now the dominant type of phone, with CCS Insight expecting one billion to be sold in 2013 out of a total of 1.7 billion mobile phones. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-24238653 |
