Samsung unveils Galaxy Z TriFold, its most expensive foldable yet

The Galaxy Z TriFold will go on transaction on December 12 and costs more than twice as much as the fresh iPhone 17 at $2,443.

Samsung unveils Galaxy Z TriFold, its most expensive foldable yet
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Samsung unveils Galaxy Z TriFold, its most expensive foldable yet

The Galaxy Z TriFold will go on transaction on December 12 and costs more than twice as much as the fresh iPhone 17 at $2,443.

Super thin, it unfolds to a 10-inch (25.4 centimetre) display, offering "increased possibilities for creating and working", the South Korean tech giant said. The triple fold function is not a world-first, as China's Huawei beat Samsung to the punch last year with a phone at a similar ratio.

Increase has been patchy in the competitive smartphone arena, prompting manufacturers to discover innovative, eye-catching ways to differentiate their products.

Offered solely in a black craft, Samsung's fresh gadget comes in at 309 grams and at its thinnest aspect measures less than 0.2 inches. Generative artificial intelligence features are integrated into the phone, which can provide real-time help through display or camera sharing.

Samsung admitted the Galaxy Z TriFold was "not intended for mass sales". Alex Lim, executive vice president at Samsung Electronics, said it was a "special edition" product.

The initiate comes as recent division numbers suggest Apple is on track to overtake Samsung for the first time in 14 years as the world's top smartphone maker through 2029.

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