Chinese teen makes folding phone with 3D printer, old parts, gains four million views online


SHANGHAI: A secondary-school student in China has used a 3D printer and old smartphone components to make a vertical foldable mobile phone, winning massive admiration on social media, including the thumbs-up from a major phone maker.

Lan Bowen, from Yiling High School in Yichang in central Hubei province, released a video clip showing the making of his smartphone on social media platform on Feb 16.

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