Honor will also have folding smartphones, a clamshell or Flip type model that has been mentioned at the Mobile World Congress 2024, from the company's CEO George Zhao. Among the novelties, its shape stands out and that it will be launched this same.
Even though this clamshell foldable smartphone model It is not new on the market, for Honor it will be its first model. Let's learn more details presented by the CEO of the company himself and how he benefits us.
George Zhao talks about the brand's first foldable clamshell smartphone
George Zhao, CEO of Honor, has presented at the Mobile World Congress 2024 held in the city of Barcelona, ​​Spain. There he announced several new features that the brand is working to launch this year and one of them was the the company's first Flip-type smartphone.
In this smartphone model that can be folded, but not in the conventional book-type way. On this occasion, the company wants to launch its first Flip-type or clamshell-type model which will be made from the top down. Although it is not a new format on the market, because we have seen it with the ZTE FLip Bookcase, Galaxy Z Flip or the Motorola Razr.
At the moment Zhao did not express many details about the characteristics, technical specifications or functionalities of this folding clamshell. Much less the exact launch date or a possible price of the equipment. However, the brand aims to make a foldable device, not cheap, but one that is within the reach of many people.
The Mobile World Congress 2024 was full of news, not only for Honor, but also for other brands that impressed the public with their current and future launches. One of them has undoubtedly been the Foldable Motorola that can be worn as a bracelet, a series of Xiaomi wearable smartwatch, among other novelties.
It is surprising how technology is taking us to levels of communication that surpass imagination. When the first mobile phones were launched on the market they weighed a lot, then they made them smaller, they became touch-enabled and now they fold. What do you think the future of telecommunications holds for us with folding smartphones?