Italian case maker Pigtou, together with Insider xleaks7, created high-quality renderings and 3D rendering of Apple’s upcoming iPhone 13 based on the latest rumors and leaks. These iPhone 13 images are a great guide to what we can expect from Apple this year.
The renderings specifically show a RED edition of the base iPhone 13 and give us a good look at what’s new and what the differences between the current iPhone and the next generation are.
Here is your complete look of #Apple # iPhone13 / # iPhone12S (Product) Red based on leaked CAD drawings. + 4k video + dimensions – https://t.co/GBFsgBfxZB
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According to the post, the iPhone 13 will be a bit shorter but a bit thicker than the iPhone 12, measuring 15.8 x 2.8 x 0.3 inches. This points to a 6.1-inch display, like on the iPhone 12. All four iPhone 13 models will have larger batteries than their iPhone 12 counterparts, according to Ming-Chi Kuo. It would support 120Hz display.
In March, Kuo also predicted that both iPhone 13 Pro models would use LTPO technology in their displays for a refresh rate of 120Hz. The number of hertz that a phone screen is capable of displaying refers to its number of frames per second, which determines the speed and smoothness of the screen as you scroll through apps and web pages. It also affects the smoothness of supported games.
Many people expected to see the 120Hz refresh rate in the iPhone 12 because some high-end phones, including the Samsung Galaxy S21 and OnePlus 8 Pro, have this feature. On Twitter, technical and leaky analyst Jon Prosser claimed that the decision not to implement 120Hz in the iPhone 12 Pro was made due to battery life issues, as 5G drains so much battery power. her alone. But it will probably be less of a problem in the iPhone 13.
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In terms of specs, the iPhone 13 is credited with the same 6.1-inch OLED display for the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro, 5.4-inch for the mini, and 6.7-inch for the Pro Max. The device will also be equipped with a new proprietary processor and possibly a fingerprint scanner that will be integrated under the screen. Apple is expected to bring its new iPhones in September or October, with the range starting at $ 700.
Apple is currently gearing up for a presentation on April 20, which would reveal the updated iPad Pro and other new stuff.