Samsung Demonstrates Durability of Its New 'Unbreakable' Smartphone Display [Video]

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Posted July 26, 2018 at 3:02pm by Shalom Levytam

Samsung has posted a video demonstrating the durability of its new 'unbreakable' OLED smartphone display.

Yesterday, the company announced that the display had achieved UL certification surviving 26 drops at 1.2 meters without damage.

The flexible panel could be used in future Samsung and Apple smartphones.

Take a look at the video below!

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PaulieP - July 27, 2018 at 4:24am

Funny how the title says that Samsung demonstrates... then you watch the video edits background music belongs to eat Chinese blooper reel and the video does not look like it was made by Samsung at all. This video is a joke

ipadguy - July 26, 2018 at 5:12pm

That was the goofiest looking video plus it also look like it had a little bit of CGI going on not convincing very fake looking also extremely low quality production and this is coming from Samsung are you kidding me that looked more like a fake leak than anything

stevenlacross - July 26, 2018 at 3:30pm

This proves nothing, I want you to bang it with a hammer then plug it in and turn it on, then show me that it still works, and then do the same for the other 2 remaining screens, for all I know, there could be no lcd underneath and it’s a material that looks like lcd.

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