Rumor: Samsung has started mass production of next-gen foldables, except for the tri-fold model | Infinium-tech

Samsung is producing some components for the upcoming Galaxy Z series since mid -February, claiming leakster Max Jambor, and now the actual phone is starting to produce massive production.

Max reports that the B7 display will measure 161.57 x 69.96 mm. “B7” is an internal name for Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7, such as B6 Z Flip6. It works for a 176 mm diagonal, slightly larger than the 170.3 mm diagonal of the Z Flip6 (keep in mind that it is not responsible for you for round corners). Indeed, the Z Flip7 reports 6.85 “internal displays, 6.7” on its predecessor, as well as a rumor 4 “cover display (which falls on the edge, contrary to the 3.4” display of the Z Flip6 3.4 “of the Z Flip6).

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So far, so good, but Max also has some bad news – Samsung’s triple foldable has still not gone into mass production. Samsung has been creating a component for this since the end of March, but it has not yet begun the construction of the actual phone. The Tri-Guuna device is internally known as Q7M, but it is expected to adopt the Galaxy G fold name when it reaches the retail.

It is not necessarily an indication that something is wrong, pay attention to you. We are hearing that Samsung TRAI-folded Galaxy will launch with Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7, but will only be available in some countries and only limited number of units will be created, 200,000, if rumors are believed. In other words, there is no need to start an early start on production. For reference, even the Galaxy Z Flip FE is expected to transfer 900,000 units and the Galaxy Z Fold 7 will have a target of 3 million.

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