If I were in this marketspace, I'd be leary of the prospect of dual-hinge phones which unfold to tablet size.

That said, I really wish someone (Samsung?) would go all in on hinged/folding displays and have a compleat lineup:

• small cell phone which opens up to normal size (current Flip)

• dual-hinge phone which opens up to tablet size (replaces current Fold)

• folding Neo like device, tablet size, opens up to double work area, presumably running Android, though a mode where it works as Android when folded and opens up to run Windows would be pretty cool and something I could see as being pretty popular --- if it had 3 panels (outside e-ink for Android mode, then inside a pair of LCDs) it would compete with, and could replace a lot of devices.

• large desktop replacement w/ two of the panels from the Galaxy Book 3 Pro 360

Here's a direct link to the article

www.theverge.com

A concept from 2023 may be something you can buy in 2025.

Just saw at Windows Central the estimated price is $3499 to go from a 14" screen to 16.7" - that just doesn't make sense when you can buy a 17" LG Gram off eBay with Intel Ultra 7-155H, 32gb ram and 2 tb drive for $1649.

But you save money by buying a smaller laptop bag.

There are however two dual-screen Lenovo Yogabooks (w/ two different screen sizes) plus the ZenBook Duo....

Too bad none of them are using the newest Snapdragon CPUs.