Vivo Redefines Bezel-less Experience with APEXTM FullViewTM Concept Smartphone
· Featuring
world’s first Half-Screen In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology
· Disruptive
breakthroughs in camera, speaker, and sensors
Vivo, the global premium smartphone brand, today unveiled
its new and path-breaking APEXTMFullViewTM concept
smartphone, at the Mobile World Congress 2018. Setting new benchmarks in
smartphone design, the APEXTM is equipped with world’s highest
screen-to-body ratio and Vivo’s ground-breaking Half-Screen In-Display
Fingerprint Scanning Technology.
With the introduction of APEXTM, Vivo’s FullViewTM technology
evolves further and pushes the known boundaries of smartphone user experience
to new frontiers. Vivo has introduced engineering breakthroughs in camera,
speaker, and sensor elements while also rethinking the existing design
philosophy of conventional smartphones. Vivo’s pioneering approach in
fingerprint scanning technology has resulted in the world’s first Half-Screen
Fingerprint Scanning Technology on APEXTM, building on the success
of industry’s first mass-produced In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Smartphone
X20 Plus UD.
Alex Feng Sr.VP VIVO |
Mr. Alex Feng, Senior Vice
President of Vivo said, “We are committed to bringing in technology
and innovation in every new product that comes out of our stable and APEXTM is
not an exception. Setting new benchmarks and delivering unmatched mobile
experience forms the very core of our DNA. From breakthroughs in audio,
photography to In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology - Vivo has remained
committed towards defining the future of smartphones through disruptive
designs. The futuristic design innovations in APEXTM are only a
fraction of our innovation pipeline. Vivo is committed to constant exploration
to bring about the best possible experiences for our consumers.”
New Structural Design that Takes Bezels to the Limit
The APEXTM features unprecedented top and
side bezels of 1.8mm - the thinnest in the industry, with a 4.3mm bottom bezel.
The screen-to-body ratio will exceed 98% if the bottom bezel reaches 1.8mm,
ultimately creating a truly bezel-less experience. Thanks to the flexible OLED platform, microchips mounted directly to the
flexible circuit board enable the APEXTM’s staggering screen-to-body
ratio.
Leveraging its vast expertise in audio technologies, Vivo
introduces Screen SoundCasting Technology with APEXTM, transforming
the entire FullView™ Display into a speaker. The Screen SoundCasting Technology
sends vibrations through the display without the need for a traditional
loudspeaker. Compared to other audio solutions for bezel-less smartphones, it
conserves power, reduces sound leakage, and optimizes low to high pitch sound
for a better and more balanced audio experience.
APEXTM also features an 8MP Elevating Front
Camera which seamlessly rises in 0.8 seconds when it is required and retracts
after use. Together with the hidden proximity sensor and ambient light sensor,
this eliminates the space taken up by conventional front cameras, while
offering the same selfie experience to users.
World’s First Half-Screen In-Display Fingerprint Scanning
Technology
Following the success of In-Display Fingerprint Scanning
Technology at CES 2018, Vivo has installed the world’s first Half-Screen
In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology in the APEXTM.
Transforming the entire bottom half of the OLED screen, users can interact with
any part of the bottom half of the screen to perform fingerprint recognition,
enabling a more flexible and intuitive experience while meeting industry
standards for security. Half-Screen In-Display Fingerprint Scanning Technology
also enables new usage scenarios, such as the new dual-fingerprint scanning
feature in APEXTM for even greater strengthened security.
Optimal Hi-Fi Quality, a Feast to the Ears
APEXTM deploys a new System in Package (SIP)
technology to integrate the DAC and the three operational amplifiers together,
reducing the need for circuit board space by nearly 60% compared to the
previous Xplay6. As this frees up more space in the smartphone’s interior, this
technology can allow for increased battery size as well as cooling, thus opening
the potential for even more design improvements in future smartphones.
New Delhi, 26th February, 2018
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