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Last updated: April 29th, 2017 at 17:12 UTC+02:00
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The report mentions that this display panel would allow for a screen-to-body ratio more than 98 percent so the front of the device will essentially be a big slab of glass. The handset would have no top or bottom bezels and would look unlike any other smartphone on the market right now.
However, the report does caution that there are some difficulties in the lamination process that have to be eliminated first before we can see these displays in consumer devices.
The current lamination process won't allow the display's four corners to register the user's touch thus making them essentially useless. This challenge has to be addressed first before we can have smartphones with a screen-to-body ratio of 98 percent.
Samsung is reportedly looking forward to showing off this display panel as early as next year.
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