Samsung Galaxy Skin, a Flexible AMOLED Smartphone With Projector on Board!

[ratings]If the Samsung Galaxy S III wasn’t enough for you, we give you the Samsung Galaxy Skin, a flexible phone concept created by Heyon You. This incredible design features a flexible AMOLED display and its case is made of graphene.

The key technology of the device is the “Galaxy Skin” that transforms the entire body of the handset by sending an electronic signal. As far as specs go, the display is a 4 inch WVGA one of the flexible kind and the Samsung Galaxy Skin also comes with a 1GHz CPU, a projector, augmented reality and the customized Android Flexy OS.

There’s also an 8 megapixel camera on board with auto focus, panorama shot and more, plus Bluetooth 3.0 support, USB 2.0 and WiFi 802.11 b/g/n. You get 32GB/16GB of internal memory on the device. The product measures 8mm in thickness and its battery is a 1500 mAh unit. This design reminds me a bit of the case of a Palmtop device with that flipping side. I wonder how they’ll integrate the battery in the flexible body…

[via Yanko Design]

8 thoughts on “Samsung Galaxy Skin, a Flexible AMOLED Smartphone With Projector on Board!”

  1. Wouldn’t surprise me in the least with the rumor of “Paperphone” in the past few months. The true successor to ending Android’s reign.

  2. I fell in-love with the minute I saw it. Not only is the Galaxy Skin thin (and I think lightweight), but just look at how flexible it is! Even though they only have two color options, it looks pretty good.

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