Samsung at IFA 2014 unveiled two new Galaxy Note phablets, the “regular” Galaxy Note 4 and the Galaxy Note Edge, a device that features a two-sided wraparound flexible display. The phone represents Samsung’s second take at smartphones with curved screens, following last year’s strangely curved Galaxy Round, but ZDNet Korea reports that Samsung still isn’t ready to mass-produce such devices in large numbers. FROM EARLIER: Galaxy Note Edge hands-on: Samsung’s newest phablet packs a huge twist Samsung’s executive vice president for the mobile division Lee Young-hee told reporters the Galaxy Note Edge will be released in a limited number of countries, mentioning only Samsung’s home country, South Korea, in the process. The U.S. is also one of the confirmed markets that will get
Expect to pay more for the Galaxy Note Edge, if you can find one
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