Turns out the Surface Phone, Microsoft's folded phone looks like this

A designer has turned the patent of Microsoft's folding tablet into 3D render images.

Previously we had heard that Microsoft was working on a mobile device like notepad, quite similar to the previous Courier idea - a folding device focused on digital ink called Andromeda. There have been many rumors about the Surface Phone and the technology giant also patented last week, giving those who are a little curious about the device.

Designer David Breyer has obtained detailed photographs of this patent and turned them into a future 3D rendering of Microsoft's future super product.

Turns out the Surface Phone, Microsoft's folded phone looks like this Picture 1
Two separate screens with touch pen

Accordingly, this device will have a folding screen and open up like a book. The image of Breyer shows that it can even be erected as a tent or even when closed it can still view the email on the screen at the 'nape'. According to previous rumors, Microsoft will also use a stylus to turn this mobile device into notepad.

Turns out the Surface Phone, Microsoft's folded phone looks like this Picture 2
The Surface Phone can be erected like a tent

It is important to remember that these images are based on Microsft's patents, but this is difficult to produce on the market. Previously, Microsoft also created the Surface Mini tablet, and then decided to skip it a few weeks before announcing it. Microsoft patents also do not go away so easily.

Turns out the Surface Phone, Microsoft's folded phone looks like this Picture 3
Pair into a big screen

Microsoft registered a patent for the Surface Studio a few months before publishing and sketches were quite similar to the all-in-one PC they had released earlier. Only sure that the Surface Phone will not be a phone.

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