After countless months of rumors, Apple finally reveals iPhone dual corethe company’s first foldable smartphone. According to the statement, the internal display features Complex multi-layer structure Designed to ensure higher wear resistance. Here’s how it’s made.
Detailed display
The foldable device’s internal display features 10 ultra-thin layersincluding a custom polymer nanostructured top layer. The latter is Hardness increased by 40% According to Apple’s statement, this refers to a solution used by other foldable smartphones on the market compared to “other materials used in the industry.” New display panels are added above and below high strength glassand a titanium plate at the base of the structure.
this Specially designed stickers They allow the layers to “slide against each other like pages in a book.” This results in Less bending stress Therefore, the display has greater resistance during repeated opening and closing periods. The nanostructured outer layer’s finish is designed to minimize the visibility of creases while Anti-scratch coating Cover this layer with nanostructures.
However, the external display is protected by Ceramic Shield 2, which is also found on the iPhone 18 Pro, while the back is equipped with a Ceramic Shield. Internal display is protected Customized polymer lid And not from ceramic shielding. Finally, both monitors support Always-On, ProMotion and True Tone, with a peak brightness of 3,000 nits.
Other features
The form factor of the device is undoubtedly one of its main strengths: when opened, the device offers a 7.6-inch Super Retina XDR screen, with a second 5.4-inch display on the outside. In addition, the device will support Apple Pencil later this year Touch ID integrated into the side buttonthus replacing the previously reported Face ID.
Apple launches first foldable smartphone iPhone Duo
Also includes Support multitasking in split viewwhich allows you to divide the screen into two separate areas. Another interesting novelty is New A20 Pro chipwhile the claimed autonomy is 31 hours of video playback using the internal display (44 hours using the external display). You can discover all the differences between the various iPhones in our dedicated article.
