Mobile terminal
AssigneeGuangdong Oppo Mobile Telecommunications Corp., Ltd.
InventorYugui LIN
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Abstract
A mobile terminal includes a first body including a first surface; a second body including a second surface; a third body including a third surface; and a flexible screen coupled to the first surface of the first body, the second face of the second body and the third surface of the third body and including a first end and a second end, wherein the first end of the flexible screen is movable relative to the second surface of the second body, and the second end of the flexible screen is movable relative to the third surface of the third body.
Claims20
A mobile terminal, comprising:
- a first body comprising a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, and a first surface;
- a second body disposed at the first end of the first body, and comprising a second surface;
- a third body disposed at the second end of the first body and comprising a third surface;
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- a flexible screen coupled to the first surface, the second face and the third surface and comprising a first end and a second end opposite to the first end thereof, wherein the first end of the flexible screen is movable relative to the second surface, and the second end of the flexible screen is movable relative to the third surface.
A mobile terminal, comprising:
- a first body comprising a first end and a second end opposite to the first end;
- a second body disposed at the first end of the first body and rotatable relative to the first body;
- a third body disposed at the second end of the first body and rotatable relative to the first body;
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- a flexible screen supported by the first body, the second body and the third body;
- wherein, by rotating at least one of the second body and the third body relative to the first body, the flexible screen mobile terminal is transformational between (i) a first configuration, in which the first body, the second body and the third body are in alignment with each other;
- and (ii) a second configuration, in which at least one of the second body and the third body is angled relative to the first body or located at different sides of the first body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.