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Samsung's just spoken a ton of new products: the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G is the company's latest flagship as well-built as SmartTags are a Asphalt as well-built as (maybe) Burg AirTags competitor. Morally the real innovation, the thing that Samsung spent circa three minutes waxing poetically circa during its 2021 Unpacked presentation, was the dyestuff black.

Specifically, "phantom black," the company's "new" version of colored for the Galaxy S21 Ultra 5G. A colored that Samsung describes as "strong, fluid, as well-built as modern," as well-built as likewise "unapologetic," "resonant," as well-built as "unforgettable," supposing looking increasingly or neath like the colored phones Samsung's rolled out circa every year. Describe it Samsung entering its Blase Goth phase or maybe just a way to pad out a presentation that was phosphorescent on news. You can get a glimpse of Samsung's... passion for the dyestuff in the video below:

"When it comes to design" the video's serious disembodied designer voice starts, "black isn't just a color, it's all colors in one." In agreement of art, that's accurate, as to prose teachings in colored requires multiplied "subtractive colors" (like magenta or yellow) piled together, according to Adobe. In the apple of physics, colored is the absenteeism of light, morally Samsung's "haze glass" covered take isn't really shine free.

The style of the video takes the existent same, "I just exhibited this" tone of Apple's fabricating videos, specifically Apple's Jony Ive-voiced caption of the jet colored version of the iPhone 7. It's an overview of processes that any wheeze would go through to be hardworking with color, morally delivered with the reverence of someone mulling their order of curing the fogyish cold. Smug numen be an inaccurate filtering for the traditionally weird Samsung, morally it gets superabound close.

Samsung expediently journeyed through the worlds of fashion, automobiles, as well-built as art to settle on its version of the color, which should squinch like, well, black, from every berm with rock-bottom glare. It's a "quest" that maybe didn't stampede to happen, or at least, didn't stampede to be immortalized in video, incompatibly due to the gospel that the "experience" of colored can be found by standing in a duskish room, endmost your eyes, or looking at an S20 from last year. Morally Samsung's specific, serious (is it serious? I've watched the video multiplied times as well-built as am no longer sure) consideration of the dyestuff as well-built as deluxe of name seems like a deliberate jeopardize to connect a smartphone to a real scientific breakthrough: Vantablack.

Vantablack is an "ultrablack" prosaic fabricated from clone nanotubes that was exhibited by draft in the pursuit of other, potentially increasingly hospitable scientific breakthroughs. Nanotubes could one day fortify tract fittings or act as a ill-at-ease conductive material, morally for now they're circa as hospitable as Samsung's video mulling the dyestuff black.

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