Samsung Hints at Groundbreaking Triple-Screen Foldable and VR Headset
Innovations Unveiled During Earnings Call Point to Ambitious 2025 Roadmap
While the ink is barely dry on Samsung’s latest Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Z Flip 7, the tech giant is already signaling a significant leap forward in mobile technology. The company confirmed it is actively developing a revolutionary triple-screen foldable device and its first mixed reality headset, codenamed Project Moohan, in collaboration with Google.
Future Form Factors Take Center Stage
During a recent earnings call, Samsung executives revealed their strategy to dominate the premium mobile market by expanding their product ecosystem with these cutting-edge innovations. The company stated its intention to “drive sales of our premium mobile AI devices, including our newly launched foldables and aim to lead the market by expanding our ecosystem through innovative form factors like the upcoming Tri-Fold device and our first XR headset.”
Industry Buzz on the Triple-Fold
Rumors surrounding a Samsung triple-foldable have been circulating for months. An executive reportedly told Android Authority that the company has had a functional tri-fold design for some time, with discussions now focusing on market viability and consumer demand for such a form factor. This follows Samsung’s recent trend of prioritizing slim designs, seen in the Galaxy S25 Edge and carried over to the Z Fold 7, suggesting a user appetite for innovative feel and aesthetics.
Potential Specs and Price Point Emerge
Citing a South Korean publication, reports suggest the anticipated tri-fold device could feature a substantial 10-inch OLED display, powered by a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip. The camera system may mirror the Z Fold 7’s setup, including a 200-megapixel main sensor. Early projections place the device’s cost at approximately $3,000, with a potential initial launch in China and South Korea before a wider global release. This positions it as a premium offering in a market where innovative phone designs are starting to gain traction, with companies like Tecno and Huawei also showcasing their own tri-fold concepts.
A New Era for Mobile Interaction
Samsung’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of foldable technology, coupled with its foray into the mixed reality space, indicates a strategic move to redefine mobile experiences. As Roh Tae-moon, head of Samsung Electronics’ Device Experience Division, has noted, the company is focused on perfecting these new products. “We are now focusing on perfecting the product and its usability, but we have not decided its name,” The Korea Times
quoted Roh. “As the product nears completion, we are planning to make a final decision soon.” The tech world will be watching closely for further teasers and official announcements as Samsung prepares to launch these ambitious new devices by year’s end.
