Samsung’s Galaxy Z Fold 3 Is a Foldable Smartphone Made To Maximize Productivity
In lieu of putting out yet another Galaxy Note to succeed its Note 20, Samsung has opted to welcome a new foldable model into the Galaxy family, unveiled at its Galaxy 2021 Unpacked event. The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 3 is a device designed to maximize productivity through the convenience that a tool like a folding screen provides.
In addition to packing 120Hz displays, the creators of the Z Fold 3 took heed of the Galaxy Note’s potential and incorporated its same S Pen stylus support. The model was also given an attractive makeover to strengthen its durability, as well as lengthen its lifespan.
Samsung has put out a few Folds before — but the device won’t suffer from the risks of cracked screens as its predecessors. The screen’s protective film is 80 percent stronger and layered with a Gorilla Glass Victus cover for maximum protection against drops and cracks.
And if a user just so happens to accidentally submerge their device underwater for 30 minutes, the Z Fold 3 is rated IPX8 for water resistance protection.
With 12GB of RAM, the model comes in versions of either 256GB or 512GB storage. It’s also equipped with three rear cameras — f/1.8 wide, f/2.0 ultra-wide and f/2.4 — and an under-display front-facing camera, updated from its former hole-punch style.
The Galaxy Z Fold3 and Z Flip3 will be available for pre-order beginning 1 September 2021, and the purchase period continues until 30 September 2021. Redemption starts from 17 September till 31 October 2021. The recommended retail price for Galaxy Z Fold3 is R37 999. The recommended retail price for Galaxy Z Flip3 5G is R29 999.
You may also like
TikTok Adds Image Slideshow Feature Called Photo Mode
TikTok has taken a note out of Instagram’s book with its new feature, Photo Mode. Available in the
Beats Taps Soccer Players Bukayo Saka, Serge Gnabry and More for Global “Defy the Noise” Campaign
Professional athletes are subject to an overwhelming amount of pressure, from receiving criticism fr
Facebook Is Reportedly Preparing To Change Its Name
Facebook is preparing for a rebrand to better reflect its focus on developing the metaverse, The V
Post a comment