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Motorola RAZR foldable display technique shown in testing

Motorola RAZR foldable display technique shown in testing

Posted on November 16, 2019 By Jarvis

Motorola released a video this week showing how they developed the Motorola RAZR, and in the process, they showed the bend. You can see the process they use with the display to push the panel up and out, while said panel remains relatively safe from harm. This seems to bypass the less-than-stellar open-gap situation present with the first wave of Galaxy Fold (review release) devices.
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