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Better than Samsung? China manufacturer wants to set new standards for folding cell phones

December 15, 2021
Source: archynewsy.com archynewsy.com
News Snapshot:
So far, Samsung is the undisputed number 1 in foldable smartphones. The Chinese manufacturer Oppo is now shaking the throne and wants to have solved the biggest problem of folding cell phones with the Oppp Find N. The presentation is due in just a few days. The first pictures of the device can now be seen. Update, December 12, 2021: The well-known leaker @evleaks shared first pictures of the Oppo Find N: Original message: With the Find N, Oppo presents the first folding mobile phone There are big words that Oppo uses in his press statement (source: Oppo). On December...
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