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Galaxy Fold 2 may ditch plastic display for ‘ultra-thin glass’

Galaxy Fold 2 may ditch plastic display for ‘ultra-thin glass’

Posted on December 24, 2019December 24, 2019 By Jarvis

It’s fairly common knowledge at this point that the first Galaxy Fold had something of a rocky start. Early on – before the phone entered wide release – some reviewers found that the open design of the hinge could allow for the display to be damaged, which led Samsung to delay the release of the phone to fix some components of its design. The Galaxy Fold was eventually released in September, so with this initial handset out of the way, a lot of users are curious to see what Samsung will do with a follow-up.
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