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Apple’s iPhone Ultra is a wallet-style foldable with a 5.3-inch external and 7.3-inch internal display, USB‑C, a dual-display setup, a quad-camera system (two 48MP rear, two 18MP front), powered by the 2nm A20 Pro with N1/C2X chips, first-gen satellite connectivity, Touch ID in the power button, and a 5,400–5,800 mAh battery, aiming to challenge the Galaxy Z Fold 7.
Leak details and a first hands-on video preview the iPhone Fold Ultra, Apple’s anticipated foldable, which appears to pair a 5.3–5.5-inch outer display with a 7.7–7.8-inch inner screen, a 48MP dual rear camera, and selfie cameras on both panels. Rumors point to Touch ID embedded in the power button, no Face ID, a titanium frame, and an ultra-thin chassis around 4.5–9.5mm with a large 5,400–5,800 mAh battery. Expected to launch in September 2026 alongside the iPhone 18 series at roughly $2,000, the device could redefine Apple's premium strategy in foldables.
Meta is developing dual-display smart glasses that show messages, maps, and more directly in front of the user, as part of its efforts to make glasses a daily tech device, even before its full AR glasses are released in 2027. These glasses will feature two screens, one on each side, providing quick access to notifications and information, and are part of Meta's broader strategy to familiarize users with wearable displays amidst increasing competition from Apple and Samsung.
Apple's new M3 MacBook Air, available in 13- and 15-inch sizes, introduces a midnight color option that still smudges despite Apple's claim of being less prone to fingerprints. The laptop can drive two external monitors with the lid closed, but the second external display deactivates when the lid is opened, posing a challenge for users who rely on the laptop's keyboard and trackpad. The M3 chip in the fanless design offers impressive performance, although it may throttle under heavy load. The M2 MacBook Air is still available at a lower price, while the 15-inch M2 model has been replaced by the M3 version.
The Asus Zenbook Duo is a dual-display laptop that offers a unique and efficient multitasking experience, with a starting price of $1,499. Its dual 14-inch OLED displays and detachable keyboard allow for seamless app-juggling, while the laptop's variety of ports and impressive battery life add to its appeal. However, the design is somewhat bulky, and the speakers and webcam quality leave something to be desired. Overall, the Asus Zenbook Duo provides a rich multi-screen experience at a relatively affordable price.