Lenovo slams Xiaomi, says dual foldable phone was announced two years ago


Xiaomi foldable phone

A few days ago, Chinese manufacturing giant, Xiaomi, announced what it called the “first dual foldable smartphone”. Its co-founder and President, Lin Bin, said that the company tackled a series of issuesĀ such as the flexible folding screen, four-wheel folding shaft, flexible cover, and MIUI adaptation beforeĀ it came up with the prototype. However, a Chinese company subsequently claimed that the dual screen technology is not new and since Xiaomi has not mass produced the device, its claim that it is the first manufacturer with this technology is “a fraud”.

In addition, Lenovo technology released a statement today saying “The folding screen technology we released at the Techworld conference two years ago, do you remember?” According to Lenovo, it was the first to demonstrate two foldable devices at theĀ 2016 TechWorld conference for mobile phones and tablets.

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As shown in the figure, the Lenovo foldable phone can be worn on the hand like a wristband and can be straightened into a candy bar when you need to make a call.Ā The Lenovo foldable tablet supports folding in half. After folding, it can be put into the pocket like a mobile phone, making it easier to carry.

However, it appears that the Xiaomi dual foldable smartphone is quite different from what Lenovo did two years ago. The Xiaomi dual foldable phone perfectly folds along two axes and laps behind the phone to produce a small and thicker smartphone.

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2 Comments

  1. Rabbitkun
    January 26, 2019

    Hhmmm, they’re quite different, Lenovo’s doesn’t fold as much as Xiaomi’s leaked tablet/phone. And besides it wasn’t released for consumers

  2. Lost_Animal
    January 26, 2019

    Can you give US the source or Link of this statement ?
    If you don’t share source – then is Fake news.

    Not exist this statement as far I know.