A new Motorola patent has become available for review in the database of the World Intellectual Property Organization. We are talking about a clamshell that can surprise with its design.
Apparently, the company wants to release a foldable device that will bend the display outward. When folded, the smartphone could have a display on both sides, and this would make it possible to abandon the secondary screen that was present in previous Motorola Razr, as well as in the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 model.
Probably, this design would make it possible to get rid of the disadvantage associated with the appearance of a wrinkle in the fold area of the display, since the device could bend with an increased radius. On the other hand, this gives rise to a new problem in the form of a complete insecurity of the screen, since protective tempered glass cannot be glued to such displays.
According to available information, the new Motorola Razr will get the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset with a 120Hz scan. Whether the construction and design of the smartphone will undergo in comparison with the images in the patent is unknown.
Apparently, the company wants to release a foldable device that will bend the display outward. When folded, the smartphone could have a display on both sides, and this would make it possible to abandon the secondary screen that was present in previous Motorola Razr, as well as in the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip3 model.
Probably, this design would make it possible to get rid of the disadvantage associated with the appearance of a wrinkle in the fold area of the display, since the device could bend with an increased radius. On the other hand, this gives rise to a new problem in the form of a complete insecurity of the screen, since protective tempered glass cannot be glued to such displays.
According to available information, the new Motorola Razr will get the flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen 1 chipset with a 120Hz scan. Whether the construction and design of the smartphone will undergo in comparison with the images in the patent is unknown.
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