California-based start-up Royole has beaten major players Huawei and Samsung in launching what it claims is the world's first foldable smartphone. Unveiled Wednesday at a conference in Beijing, the FlexPai mobile phone was made available to consumers in a flash sale on Thursday. Priced from 8,999 to 12,999 yuan ($1,295.49 to $1,871.33), the company said it would start delivering the phones in December. "The Royole FlexPai foldable smartphone provides mobile phone users with a revolutionary experience compared to traditional phones," Liu said. The phone's inherent design will forever change the consumer electronics industry, as well as the way people interact with and perceive their world."
Start-up beats major players to launch world's first foldable smartphone
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California-based start-up Royole has beaten major players Huawei and Samsung in launching what it claims is the world's first foldable smartphone. Unveiled Wednesday at a conference in Beijing, the FlexPai mobile phone was made available to consumers in a flash sale on Thursday. Priced from 8,999 to 12,999 yuan ($1,295.49 to $1,871.33), the company said it would start delivering the phones in December. "The Royole FlexPai foldable smartphone provides mobile phone users with a revolutionary experience compared to traditional phones," Liu said. The phone's inherent design will forever change the consumer electronics industry, as well as the way people interact with and perceive their world."
California-based start-up Royole has beaten major players Huawei and Samsung in launching what it claims is the world's first foldable smartphone. Unveiled Wednesday at a conference in Beijing, the FlexPai mobile phone was made available to consumers in a flash sale on Thursday. Priced from 8,999 to 12,999 yuan ($1,295.49 to $1,871.33), the company said it would start delivering the phones in December. "The Royole FlexPai foldable smartphone provides mobile phone users with a revolutionary experience compared to traditional phones," Liu said. The phone's inherent design will forever change the consumer electronics industry, as well as the way people interact with and perceive their world."
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