Details such as hinge operation will rely on future hands-on videos and official demonstrations, as current video coverage is unavailable.

Specifications highlight a 5,600mAh battery with 45W wired charging (reaching 50% in about 30 minutes), 15W wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging.

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The device targets a staggered rollout starting in December in South Korea, with launches in China, Taiwan, Singapore, the UAE, and the United States planned later, while Europe is not yet on the schedule; expected street price sits around 2500 euros.

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The TriFold is not intended for mass sales, underscoring its exclusivity.

Enhancements include YouTube viewing with comments, Vision Booster for outdoor viewing, and high-contrast color performance.

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Samsung unveils the Galaxy Z TriFold, a triple-screen folding smartphone with two hinges and a ten-inch internal display designed to blend phone and tablet functionality.

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Final specs, availability, and official pricing remain unconfirmed, with ongoing speculation ahead of the launch and pricing hints suggesting a figure well above $3,000 as launch approaches.