Engadget compares foldable phones and compact tablets on screen size and functionality
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Engadget published an analysis of whether foldable phones should replace tablets. The article notes that book-style foldables like the Pixel 11 Pro Fold and Galaxy Z Fold 8 Ultra now feature screens only 0.3 inches smaller than the iPad Mini (8.3 inches), making the form-factor comparison relevant for consumers.
“Foldable phones are a premium convenience, but not quite full-blown replacements for every phone and tablet. They can absorb the job of a casual compact tablet, but there are a few compromises along the way.”
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