Samsung is interested in creating a foldable tablet and laptop. The company sees the tablet as a good product category for the foldable format. Samsung is investing resources into developing a thin, light, and strong foldable tablet. The company is also considering a foldable laptop in the future.
HP has entered the competition for foldable laptops with its Spectre Fold, claiming it to be the world's thinnest and smallest 17-inch foldable PC, although its starting price of $4,999.99 makes it one of the most expensive laptops ever released in this category.
LG has announced its first foldable laptop, the Gram Fold, which features a 17-inch tablet-like display when unfolded and can also be used as a 12.2-inch laptop when folded, offering portability and versatility in one device.
Foldable laptops offer more practicality and potential for growth compared to foldable phones, with benefits including a large screen in a compact form factor, more versatility in terms of form factors, and less hassle to carry around. Additionally, foldable laptops often have more optimized software experiences, such as with Windows 11, compared to the limited optimization of Android 12L on foldable phones. However, challenges such as high prices and durability concerns still exist for foldable laptops.