LG
Before LG left the mobile phone market, they had shown a prototype of a rolling phone called Rollable. However, as the company changed its strategy, unfortunately, the second time of this “Explorer Project” was stillborn. But I think a lot of people are curious, how close is LG really to it? A few days ago, a hands-on video released by a South Korean YouTuber ទកាងាាានា revealed the answer to everyone. As you can see, when you make the corresponding swipe gesture on the screen, the device will expand or contract quickly and smoothly. During this process, the displayed content is automatically rated. In order to show the strength of the motor in the reel, ទនាង្រ្រា also put three books with a certain thickness on the side of the phone, you can see that the device can easily push it when it is deformed.
It’s worth noting that in addition to the impressive retractable main screen on the front, the Rollable has a relatively thin secondary screen on the back, which can be used to display icons such as calendar, camera and music. If you activate the camera on the secondary screen, you can take selfies with the main camera directly on that side. As for the specifications of the device, the processor is Snapdragon 888, the RAM is up to 12GB and there is 256GB of storage, which is basically the flagship level of the same era. But anyway, LG’s phone business is gone. If you really want to buy a scrolling phone, you may have to wait for Oppo and TCL, which have also shown prototypes.
