As the news keeps spreading about the first world's smartphone that can be folded up to 180 degrees, well I'll say I didn't believe at first but rather considered it a prototype of some upcoming technology to be adapted on a tablet until October 31 when it was launched in Beijing, China.

Samsung has lately announced its own flexible smart device that can be folded in half and Royole just stole the show of being the first in the market.

Turning a tablet into a phone sounds cool to you I guess but what really happens to the screen, does it mean the screen is unbreakable? well yes plus it is highly durable and it has passed a tested stage where the screen was bent over 200,000 times, I hope that answers your question.

Now to the features of the Royole FlexPai, the device is designed to be operated as both a tablet and a mobile phone.

DISPLAY

Royole FlexPai sports a highly flexible display which provides rich color with a high contrast ratio, wide viewing angle, and a high display resolution. It features a 7.8-inches AMOLED display, a resolution of 1920 x 1440 pixel when it unfolded with up to 24-bit color depth and a 2.5D curved glass to beautify the surface.

Added are the Royole FlexPai special Water OS which enables viewing flexible and an aspect ratio of 4:3 when expanded, 16:9 and 18:9 when folded up to be used as a mobile phone.

Full specs and price: here

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zA1HR1oJCZI