Samsung has released disassembled images of the recently announced Galaxy Z Fold6 and Z Flip6 foldable smartphones, as well as the Galaxy Watch Ultra smartwatch, with explanations of what each component is. Since the components are packed so tightly together, the company showed off the boards and panels from both sides.
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Among the interesting parts of the Galaxy Z Fold6 is the new hinge (3), the use of which has reduced the thickness of the Z Fold6 when folded by 1.3 mm. The use of reinforced materials has made it possible to reduce the size of the hinge without compromising strength. The so-called wing plate (2) not only protects the display from damage, but also helps it fold and unfold smoothly. In addition to the main battery (6), the Galaxy Z Fold6 also has an additional battery (7).
The Galaxy Z Flip6 is the first in the family to feature a vapor chamber (4). Its main display (1) uses Ultra Thin Glass (UTG), which is 60% thicker than the previous model, and new materials and coating technologies have reduced its reflectivity. Samsung has also increased the capacity of both the main battery (5) and the auxiliary battery (6).
The Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra smartwatch features a next-generation BioActive Sensor (1) with 13 LEDs (9 more than its predecessor), providing more comprehensive, personalized, and accurate health data. The printed circuit board assembly (4) includes a 3nm Exynos W1000 chipset, which is 3x faster and 30% more energy efficient than previous Exynos W series chips. The display (5) of the smartwatch has a brightness of 3000 cd/m2, making incoming notifications visible even in bright sunlight.
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