According to the latest report, the recently approved Samsung patent showcase to us an impressive handset! Notably, this upcoming Samsung flagship sports a 100% bezel-less Infinity Display, Dual camera and more! Read on to check it out!
Samsung patent for 100% bezel-less display device received approval!
For this year, both OPPO has Vivo have released their flagship device with a full bezel-less display. In details, the two Vivo NEX and OPP Find X devices have debut under great critics. You can read more about them HERE (for Vivo NEX) and HERE (for OPPO Find X). On the other hand, it seems like Samsung is going to be the next manufacturer to jump into this new display trend. Based on a recent report, the Korean brand finally received the patent for a 100% bezel-less display handset!
Moreover, the new Samsung patent is going to prove that Samsung has achieved what others couldn’t. Furthermore, Samsung’s bezel-less design will deliver very close to 100% screen-to-body ratio in smartphones. According to Lets Go Digital, the Korean brand has filed a patent for its smartphone design on August 24, 2017. After that, they received the approval on June 21 by World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO). 
On details, the Samsung patent reveals that the smartphone display comes with four strips. Moreover, they attached to all four sides through magnets. We can take a guess and say that they are made of metal, aluminium or even patterned wood (in case of TVs). Besides, we spot a U-shaped coupling structure which makes it possible to clip the strips together for extra strength. Additionally, the technique is ideal in case of damage and to personalise a device. On the other hand, the Samsung patent also explains how every phone can be customised with chassis replaced if it experiences any damage.
When will Samsung 100% bezel-less display phone hit the market?
We can expect this new Samsung flagship to arrive in 2019 at the latest. As for the cost, the Samsung device price can go up to $1000. What do you think about this new Samsung smartphone? Let us know!