Samsung X To Showcase Flexible Screen Display, Wireless Keyboard, Stylus

A concept render of Samsung's bendable flagship Galaxy X has surfaced online revealing three groomed edge-to-edge screens capable of being folded in and out.

2017 is definitely going to be a riveting year for smartphone enthusiasts. With the talks of Samsung's foldable Galaxy X, users will no longer have to go for a separate tablet/mini laptop. Initially, the news was that Samsung is working on a tablet-like device with a display that folds into a smartphone.

But this idea seems to be less convenient to the company. So, the company is now said to be working on a bendable display Smartphone that basically folds outwards. It starts off as a smartphone and can be turned into a large 7-inch tablet whenever needed. That's quite awesome, isn't it? 

GizmoChina published the photos that reveal a foldable display smartphone that can be transformed into a tablet or a mini laptop screen. Once the three individual screens are opened up it spreads into a large 7inch display.

The foldable Smartphone seems to be a wonderful concept, but bringing this concept to reality has its own set of technical challenges. We have seen flexible displays but a foldable smartphone requires much more than that. Given that, the company is said to roll out more than "100,000″ foldable devices in Q3 2017.

The renders also reveal a wireless keyboard as an add-on feature indicating the screens can be unfolded to stand as a laptop display, along with a Stylus. However, it is to be kept in mind that this is a concept render and may not end up as the final product.