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09-06-2019, 12:38 PM
While all eyes are on Samsung and its next-gen Galaxy Fold (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3435722/samsung-galaxy-fold-release-rumors-price.html) that transforms from a 4.6-inch phone to a 7.3-inch tablet, LG has its own idea of what a folding phone should be. And it’s almost charming in its immaturity.
Instead of a revolutionary display that bends, the LG G8X merely adds a second screen via a snap-on case. It’s kind of like hooking up a second monitor to a laptop—if you wanted a monitor that gets in the way of using the laptop. When attached, the second display adds bulk and weight, and the gap between the displays makes it hard to type on the main screen and nearly impossible to type on the secondary one, and blocks the volume keys. The Dual Display concept is similar to the ZTE Axon (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3233267/hands-on-the-zte-axon-m-with-a-foldable-screen.html) but portends to be less successful.
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Instead of a revolutionary display that bends, the LG G8X merely adds a second screen via a snap-on case. It’s kind of like hooking up a second monitor to a laptop—if you wanted a monitor that gets in the way of using the laptop. When attached, the second display adds bulk and weight, and the gap between the displays makes it hard to type on the main screen and nearly impossible to type on the secondary one, and blocks the volume keys. The Dual Display concept is similar to the ZTE Axon (https://www.pcworld.com/article/3233267/hands-on-the-zte-axon-m-with-a-foldable-screen.html) but portends to be less successful.
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