Google Pixel Fold may Use Samsung-Made Displays with refresh rate up to 120Hz
Technical / Google Pixel Fold may Use Samsung-Made Displays with refresh rate up to 120Hz
Technical - Google Pixel Fold may Use Samsung-Made Displays with refresh rate up to 120Hz
Technical | Tech company Google has been working on its first foldable device Pixel Fold for a long time and leaks related to it are also coming out. In the new update, the details of the display and camera specifications of this device have been revealed. A Chinese tipster has said that this information about the device has come to the fore.Google Pixel Fold's codename 'Felix' (Felix) has been revealed and it can get a dual display made by Samsung. The foldable pixel display can get 1840x2208 pixels resolution and its size can be 123mmX148mm. It has been revealed that this display will give a peak brightness of 1200nits and an average brightness of 800nits.Can get high refresh-rate displayTipster Kuba Wojciechowski (@Za_Raczke) in association with 91Mobiles has claimed that the new Google Pixel Fold will get an in-house display made by Samsung. There are speculations that the foldable display of this phone can come with support for high refresh-rate and users will get a refresh rate of up to 120Hz.Powerful camera system even in foldable phonesGoogle can provide a strong triple camera system in the new foldable phone. Apart from Sony IMX787 primary sensor, Sony IMX386 ultra-wide lens and S5K3J1 telephoto lens can also be found in this smartphone. Sony IMX355 sensor on the inside screen and S5K3J1 telephoto sensor on the secondary display outside can be found for selfies and video calls.The launch of Pixel Fold has been postponed for a long timeThe Pixel Fold was first reported to be launched with the Pixel 6 series last year, but it did not happen. If leaks are to be believed, then this phone can be launched in the first quarter of the year 2023. There are indications that Google will start receiving display panel shipments in January, after which production of the device will begin at its Foxconn facility in China.