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Samsung working on a bendable smartphone. He would arrive in 2017 with S8 Galaxy and Galaxy Note 7. This smartphone from Valley Project, could be named Galaxy X.
The market smartphones is saturated. Innovations come sparingly. It almost seems that everything has already been done. Yet some projects suggest the opposite. Draft Valley Samsung is one of those. The Korean manufacturer would develop a smartphone foldable OLED screen . Galaxy X could be marketed in 2017
Samsung. The Galaxy X to revive the market
Although Samsung makes a great first quarter, its strategy must evolve. Galaxy Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge are hardly marketed the Galaxy already S8 is planned for 2017. However, this output rate from one year to the other only partially matches the user consumption mode. Why change when the smartphone innovations are only minimal? Keep much longer his unit and take advantage of several innovations at once. Except when technology is a leap forward.
This is what Samsung would seek to do with the Project Valley. Release of the first foldable smartphone screen could boost sales. The Galaxy X propose a panel of 5 inches when folded. Once unfolded, the smartphone deploy a 4K UHD 7-inch screen. The format of a small tablet
Samsung: Towards an ultra high-end positioning
the Samsung Galaxy S and Galaxy Note ranges are positioned on the top and very upscale. The Galaxy S7 already reached a price of 700 €. But the Galaxy Note 6, with perhaps a Galaxy Note Edge 6, is expected to show a higher cost. So much so that a Galaxy Note 6 Lite could emerge! In 2017, therefore four Samsung smartphones high-end and very high quality which come out gradually. First the Galaxy Galaxy S8 and S8 Edge in the first half. Then the 7 Galaxy Note and Galaxy Note Edge 7 in the second half.
Somewhere in 2017, so Samsung could unveil a fifth flagship, the Galaxy X . It would be the greatest innovation in the world of smartphones for several years. Its price should be fixed accordingly. The Galaxy X, result of the Valley Project , will probably not within reach of every budget.
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