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Galaxy Note Edge Will Not Be Mass Produced - Report

A recent report has revealed that the new Samsung device will only be available to a limited number of customers.

Earlier this month, Samsung unleashed another one of its zany special projects on us: the Galaxy Note Edge, an otherwise-normal smartphone with an edge-curved screen.

Well, to the disappointment of everyone who's bored with a flat screen, Samsung have confirmed that the Edge won't be mass-produced, and may not be coming to the US.

According to ZDNet Korea, the Edge was a 'limited-edition concept', not intended for the mass market. While it will go on sale, it'll be a very limited release, and initially only in South Korea — although that's at odds with other statements from Samsung, and US carriers.

Just remember, kids, when that first edition of Technology Trivial Pursuit rolls around in 2025, Samsung were the first (and quite possibly last) people to make a phone with an edge-curving display.

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