- A pictorial comparison shows that the size/screen ratio of the iPhone 15 Pro would be better than that of the iPhone 14 Pro
- This may cost us more
- This is a rumor, take it with a grain of salt
Did you think that the size/screen ratio of your iPhone 14 Pro was one of the best on the market? It's true. But his successor should do even better. How ? Quite simply by reducing the space, precisely, between the panel and the edges of the chassis. And this is what a new comparison in images between the two devices, published by an informant on social networks, allows us to understand. Below you will see that the upcoming mobile is placed in front.
We discover that indeed,l’iPhone 15 Prooffers an almost edge-to-edge display, orborderlessin the language of Shakespeare. And it turns out that this very specific design has every chance of being confirmed during the keynote on September 13, because other leaks corroborate these measurements. The supposed conference would be the one where Apple would announce its new high-end mobiles, the event being broadcast live on the web.
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A more expensive process?
Although it is impossible to know with certainty the names of the subcontractors who will be responsible for this new model, it is nevertheless assumed that Samsung Display and LG Display will mainly be at the helm, BOE Electronics having lost numerous orders. But although one of the two Koreans is indeed preparing a less power-hungry screen, the latter is apparently not ready just yet.
Everything suggests that the new format on its way to the end of 2023 will therefore consume more electricity, although software optimizations to improve autonomy could compensate. The increased financial cost, on the other hand, is almost certain: the screen is the most expensive component, which has already been demonstrated by numerous studies in the past. But here it is bigger.
The source is relatively reliable
If we are relaying this rumor today, it is in particular because its source has already been correct previously. So, as recently as last April, the account behind our daily report announced that the newFifteen-inch MacBook Airwould not carry an M3 chip, but an M2 processor instead. And this was the case during the official presentation of the device at the Worldwide Developer Conference in June.
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