Microsoft is probably working on a clamshell phone with three screens

Microsoft has filed a new patent showing the design of a new, innovative device with three displays. Microsoft’s product bends in two areas.

The explanations provided by the Redmondians in this patent are very long and technical, however the design presented in it clearly shows the main idea of ​​this device. According to this design, the device specified in Microsoft Patent, Will have three displays, all of which are connected by two hinges, and users can open or close them if needed.

In general, it can be said that this device will be the same as the Surface Duo, which is equipped with an additional display. Another interesting point is that the hinges in this device make it possible to use it in different ways and modes.

However, Microsoft did not elaborate on how the patch would fit into the device. Also in its image, there are no signs of camera lenses, ports and buttons, and in general, the company did not provide as much explanation in its patent as Samsung.

Solve the Microsoft Surface Duo problem?

One of the problems that the Surface Duo has always discussed is the lack of an external display. While the device can be folded upside down to use two screens side by side like a regular phone, most users close it when not in use, yet no display is visible. In the Surface Duo 2, Microsoft added a new feature called Glance Bar to its device to provide more notifications and information to users.

Now it seems that Microsoft’s new patent will solve this problem to some extent, because the device will become a normal phone when fully closed and will not need an external display.