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Cameron Faulkner @ The Verge · today 10:13 EDT

Samsung’s Galaxy Z TriFold is back in stock

Samsung has unleashed a new batch of Galaxy Z TriFold units after selling out initial stock of the behemoth foldable that turns into a 10-inch tablet. The device launched on January 30th, and unlike most other Samsung phones, availability of this one was limited to the company's own site. The TriFold costs $2,899.99 and comes […]

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