Unveiled at a human-computer interaction conference in Toronto, PaperFold is a three-piece display that could function as three different devices depending on how you fold and connect them. The idea behind PaperFold is that users can combine or dismantle the three e-ink panels to suit the user’s needs. With a little help from developers, more features could be built into the PaperFold and it could be used in more ways than what was shown here. As of now, researchers of this project are still keeping silent if PaperFold will be sold commercially. Read more in our articles including "PaperFold is a folding smartphone, tablet, laptop in one" and "Amazfit unveils Balance 3 and Balance Ultra".
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May 31, 2026Unveiled at a human-computer interaction conference in Toronto, PaperFold is a three-piece display that could function as three different devices depending on how you fold and connect them. The idea behind PaperFold is that users can combine or dismantle the three e-ink panels to suit the user’s needs.
With a little help from developers, more features could be built into the PaperFold and it could be used in more ways than what was shown here. As of now, researchers of this project are still keeping silent if PaperFold will be sold commercially.
Our coverage of paperfold includes: "PaperFold is a folding smartphone, tablet, laptop in one"; "Amazfit unveils Balance 3 and Balance Ultra"; "DJI Avata 360 -- why it changed the way we shoot videos". Each article provides unique insights and information.