Welcome to another weekend bonus episode of the Tech Mem Right Home, I'm Brian McCullough.

When a company does one of their big product events late in the day, it's always a mad rush for me to get it out.

Apple events are hard, but at least they start a bit earlier. The Samsung event this week just felt like

I was just making a mad list of everything announced and hoping I wasn't

missing anything so I really felt like it was worth sitting back taking a

breath and looking at everything that was announced in depth once I had a chance to think about it. Today we're going to speak to

Gizmoto's Sam Rutherford who has actually been hands-on with the S-20s so we'll lay out in more granular detail the differences between the whole lineup and also speculate

on whether or not the Z-flip is actually the foldable phone we've all been waiting for,

i.e. a foldable phone that might not suck.

You know what I think we should do? Let's start with the S20 lineup first.

Okay.

Because probably for all the pizzazz of foldable phones, that's the big news anyway, right?

Samsung made a big deal about, you know, the jump from 20, from 10 to 20, and how that was in the naming and how that was meant to signal like a

generational leap in terms of their flagship devices.

What's your take on that?

Is this truly a big leap forward or just iterative?

I think it's a little bit of both because, I mean if you look at last year you saw that

One Plus and Google and some other phone makers, they brought 90

hurts displays to their phones and that seems really weird because

especially because Samsung was the

manufacturer who made the panels that were in those phones. So in terms

of generational I think Samsung absolutely had to add 120 hurts displays like

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