Corning Gorilla Glass 5 With Toughest Display Protection Launches
Corning the
manufacturers of the popular and tough mobile display protective coverings
Corning Gorilla glass has unveiled its latest version dubbed Corning Gorilla
Glass 5.
Corning
Gorilla glass 5 is said to be the direct successor of Corning Gorilla Glass 4,
which was launched 2 years ago.
Many smartphones
OEM have adopted Corning Gorilla glasses in the past for their device display
protections and many more are still adopting Corning Gorilla glass in their
newer devices.
Image Credit: Corning
Wondering
why many smartphone OEM chose Corning Gorilla Glass for their devices screen
protection?
This is
simply because when it comes to screen protective coverings, Corning a New York
based glass and ceramics industry has it all in terms of providing tough fibre
glass protection for smartphones and other devices.
According to
Coring, the latest entrant Corning Gorilla Glass 5 is 4 times tougher than any of
the closest competitive glass designs.
The Corning
Gorilla glass 5 is tough and can survive breakage from drops on rough surfaces in
an unbelievable manner.
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Aside from
protection of devices against breakage from drops, Corning Gorilla Glass 5 is
also said to deliver highest optical clarity and touch sensitivity during
typing.
Corning claims
that a laboratory test conducted on the latest Corning Gorilla Glass 5 showed
that out of every 100 devices dropped face down on a rough surface from a
height of 1.6 meters, 80 of the devices survived the drop.
And it is
also good to note that it is almost practically impossible for one to use their
smartphones for a whole year without having it dropped on the floor one or more
times, and for that the need of tougher protective glass coverings for devices
that is obtainable in Corning Gorilla Glass 5 was made.
Corning Gorilla Glass 5 With Toughest Display Protection Launches
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