It is possible that Only Apple iPhone 14 Pro Models will get the A16 Bionic Chip. Rumours about the forthcoming iPhone 14 range are already circulating, even though the next round of iPhones is still months away. As far as the iPhone 14 series goes, there’s a lot of speculation surrounding it, including a more prominent Apple iPhone 14 Max and a pill-shape cutout for the Pro versions. A new report from an expert, Ming-Chi Kuo, reveals further details on the Apple iPhone 14 Pro.
For the iPhone 14 series, Ming-Chi Kuo (via 9to5Mac) expects that it will employ two different CPUs. All to distinguish between the regular and Pro versions. The latest Pro models will use the new A16 Bionic processor. At the same time, the current generation A15 Bionic chip will be there in regular models, according to Kuo in a tweet. While the Pro versions will feature LPDDR5 memory, the non-Pro models would have LPDDR4X. It is similar to the one in iPhone 13 model.
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That’s not all: Kuo also tweeted that the Apple iPhone 14 will feature a 6.1-inch screen, while the iPhone 14 Max may have a 6-inch screen. Also, the iPhone 14 Pro and Max would have the same size – 6.1-inch and 6.7-inch, respectively.
Despite their comparable dimensions, we anticipate Apple will distinguish between the regular and Pro versions with other specification changes. Since the Pro model has a 120Hz ProMotion display and several camera upgrades not found in the non-Pro variant. The Pro model has an advantage over the ordinary model.
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New iPhones may look substantially different from existing models, according to Ross Young, an analyst at DSCC. Apple is likely to remove the notch from all future iPhone models. According to his forecasts, it will replace it with a pill-shaped cutout in the next 18 months. In September, Apple is anticipated to debut the iPhone 14 series.
Ritika Sharma
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