Samsung's purported Galaxy Folder phone has appeared in the wild again, with a new series of leaked snaps and further word on potential specs.
The unique handset will feature two 3.7-inch AMOLED 800 x 480 touchscreens according to Clien.net, with one screen on the inside of the clam shell design and one on the outside.
The Folder will also boast a dual-core Snapdragon 400 1.7GHz processor and 2GHz of RAM according to the site, which falls in line with previous leaks of a Samsung user manual for the device.
Beyond that, there's Android 4.2.2, a modest - by today's standards - 1820mAh battery and 4G LTE support.
Korea-only
However, as we've seen this week with the Moto X launch, the era of specs being the be-all-end-all may be coming to an end.
If the Samsung Galaxy Folder brings about the return of a once-loved mobile form factor and diversify the designs of modern smartphones, then the device could be welcomed with open arms.
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It may be academic anyway, because the device is only slated for a Korean launch at present.
Via Coolsmartphone
