A fresh report by Winfuture.de states that Samsung has started the mass production of the peripheral components of the upcoming Galaxy Z Fold3. The new development suggests that the South Korean company could be planning to launch the Z Fold3 in the next few months.
The publication reported that the company is seemingly planning to produce the Z Fold3 in restrained quantities. The initial quantities are said to be only around a third of what the company usually produces for its other devices. This could be because Samsung’s smartphones with foldable displays carry a hefty price tag as compared to its regular smartphones that have normal displays. It appears that the company will gradually increase the production of the Z Fold3 units.
The Galaxy Z Fold3 is expected to debut as Samsung’s first phone with an in-display camera. Also, it is likely to be the first foldable phone from the brand to come with support for the S Pen stylus.
Reports have revealed that the Galaxy Z Fold3 has a 120Hz 6.2-inch S-AMOLED cover display and a 7.5-inch foldable S-AMOLED inner display with QHD+ resolution and 120Hz refresh rate support. The Snapdragon 888 or the rumored Snapdragon 888+ chip may power the Z Fold3. It may offer up to 16 GB of RAM and up to 512 GB of native storage.
Its rear may feature a 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel + 12-megapixel triple camera system and it may house a front camera of 10-megapixel. The inner foldable screen could be integrated with a 16-megapixel in-display camera. The device may house a 4,400mAh battery, which may support 25W fast charging, wireless charging, and reverse wireless charging.
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