Tecno's borderless phone concept looks too good to be real
Tecno has unveiled a concept phone called the Borderless Concept that claims to have a 0mm bezel around its display. The company says the design was achieved through extensive internal re‑engineering to eliminate the traditional black border. The device remains a prototype and has not been confirmed for commercial release.
- ▪Tecno's Borderless Concept video shows a phone with no visible border, which the company describes as an industry first.
- ▪The company attributes the zero‑bezel design to a complete redesign of the display and internal components.
- ▪Previous so‑called bezel‑less phones still retained a small border, typically 1‑2 mm, on at least one side.
- ▪Tecno is known for producing concept devices and has not indicated when or if the Borderless Concept will be sold to consumers.
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