三星电子(SSNLF.US)高管：尚未决定是否推出下一代超薄手机及三折叠手机

Core Insights - Samsung Electronics is evaluating the future of its ultra-thin smartphone line, particularly after the Galaxy S25 Edge's sales were described as "relatively low" compared to other models [1][2] - The company has not committed to releasing the next generation of its TriFold foldable phone, which is priced at nearly $3,000 and features two hinges [1][3] - Samsung is focusing on developing a wider version of the standard Galaxy Z Fold to compete with Apple's upcoming foldable phone [1][3] Ultra-Thin Smartphone Line - The Galaxy S25 Edge, launched last year with a thickness of only 5.8 mm, has not performed well in terms of battery life compared to Samsung's high-end models, leading to a reassessment of the product line's future [2] - The company has not yet decided when to launch the next generation of ultra-thin smartphones, indicating ongoing consideration of consumer preferences and needs [2] Foldable Phone Development - Samsung remains committed to the foldable phone category, having launched the TriFold in the U.S. earlier this year, which quickly sold out [3] - The TriFold's high price limits its market appeal to a niche luxury consumer group, and its future remains uncertain due to its weight and thickness in the folded state [3] - A new Galaxy Fold model is set to be released this summer, with potential plans for a wider book-style foldable device to offer a more affordable alternative [3] Privacy Display Feature - The Galaxy S26 Ultra will feature a new Privacy Display that makes it harder for others to view the screen from the side, a feature that was delayed by a year due to technical challenges [4] - The idea for the Privacy Display originated from a Samsung engineer about three to four years ago, and the project was officially synchronized with Samsung Display Co. three years ago [4] - Currently, this feature is limited to flagship models, but there are indications that it may be extended to more devices in the future [4] S-Pen Development - The S-Pen, a signature feature of the Galaxy Note series and later Ultra models, is undergoing development for a next-generation version, although it has not been a focal point in the S26 series [6] - The company is working on advanced technology for the S-Pen to create a new display structure that reduces the costs associated with supporting the S-Pen [6]