Samsung's 'Metal 12' magnesium alloy destined for future Galaxy and Gear devices

Concluding updated: January 14th, 2018 at 22:27 UTC+01:00

Samsung's new Notebook nine (2018) is made from "Metallic 12," that's what the visitor is calling its durable and lightweight magnesium-aluminum alloy. The company has now filed a trademark for the term Metallic 12 and the filing suggests that this durable material may also be used for future Galaxy and Gear devices, i.e. smartphones and smartwatches.

Metal 12: A proprietary magnesium-aluminum alloy

Samsung introduced Metallic 12 to the world as a durable but lightweight magnesium-aluminum alloy that information technology created. The fabric's beginning outing on a consumer product is with the recently unveiled Notebook 9 (2018), the new material boosts the notebook's portability due to its lightweight properties.

Samsung has filed for a trademark with the European Union Intellectual Property Office to protect the "Metal 12" moniker. The filing reveals that Samsung isn't ruling out the possibility of using Metallic 12 for devices like smartphones and smartwatches.

Rumors near Samsung using magnesium for its flagship Galaxy South smartphones have been around for a few years. Previous reports reveal that the visitor possibly tested a prototype of the Galaxy S7 fabricated from a magnesium blend only that's not what nosotros got with the final product.

It's unlikely that Metal 12 volition be used for the Galaxy S9 or even the Galaxy Note ix for that thing. What this trademark registration does is encompass Samsung until such fourth dimension information technology decides to actually use this fabric for other products like smartphones and smartwatches. When it intends to do that is everyone's approximate correct now.

Source: https://www.sammobile.com/new/samsungs-metal-12-magnesium-alloy-destined-for-future-galaxy-and-gear-devices/

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