Galaxy S7 to Receive 8 Million Flexible Displays Every Month

The world of rumors apparently never takes a nap demanding us to already look at the first ever written report of the adjacent gen Samsung Galaxy S7. While the electric current (or still upcoming?) Samsung Galaxy S6 and the Galaxy S6 Border are nonetheless on pre-orders and won't achieve to consumers until April 10, we are already looking at the earlier reports of SGS7. Considering the immense focus on the flexible smartphone among the duo, it seems like the shift might be geared towards flexible smartphones a piddling more seriously in the nearly future.

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Samsung to start producing flexible screens for Galaxy S7 in massive quantities:

Having a focus on curved displays, Samsung has reportedly requested 8 million flexible panels monthly for the production of the Milky way S7 coming adjacent year. This early on study comes through the usual suspect,ETNews, which is a Korean publication often sharing inside leaks of the Korean tech giant. Citing a Samsung official,ETNewsclaims that Samsung will be expanding its flexible brandish production factory later this twelvemonth.

The expansion is inevitable because it has been announced that Samsung Electronics have requested of 8 1000000 flexible panels per month for 'Galaxy S7'.

The report besides suggests Samsung facing some issues with the product of flexible OLED panels, "Samsung Brandish has postponed their line A3 factory structure 2nd level investment for flexible display product, which was scheduled for the upcoming month. They were expecting to advance their investment earlier due to dramatic increased demands of flexible panel. However, because of procedure shift and internal structure reformation, it seems the investment will exist delayed."

All the same, looking at the interest that Samsung Galaxy S6 Border has generated in the commercial markets, it won't accept Samsung much time to overcome, revamp and expand its productions lines.

-Source: ETNews