Apple officially introduced the iPhone 13 series a few days ago. Just yesterday, this new series officially started pre-sales and will be shipping from September 24th. However, even before the launch of the iPhone 13 series, we already had early reports of the iPhone 14 series.
According to information from Apple's supply chain, at least one of the iPhone 14 series models will use an LTPS OLED display. This smartphone will retain the usual 60 Hz refresh rate for most iPhones. Of course, this model will be the cheapest in the iPhone 14 series.
However, there will be three other models that will use the LTPO display with a variable refresh rate of 120Hz. We will remind you that in this year's iPhone 13, only the Pro and Pro Max models use an LTPO display with a variable refresh rate of 120 Hz.
In addition, all the panels for the iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max models were from Samsung. However, new reports suggest that LG will enter Apple's LTPO supply chain from next year. The company will be the second supplier of this display for Apple.
As we already know, there will be no 14-inch mini model in the iPhone 5,4 series. This series will have 6,1-inch iPhone 14, 6,1-inch iPhone 14 Pro, 6,7-inch iPhone 14 Max and 6,7-inch iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Apple iPhone 14 specifications
At this time, there is not much information about the iPhone 14 series. However, there is a leak of the alleged specifications of the entire series. This is the first information for this series and we cannot confirm the credibility of the report at this time.
The report suggests that the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro will use a 6,06-inch screen. However, the iPhone 14 Max and iPhone 14 Pro Max will come with a larger 6,68-inch display. In addition, the two main versions of the iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max will use LTPS displays.
However, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will come with LTPO screens. From this perspective, the iPhone 14 Max seems to have a lower positioning than the iPhone 14 Pro.
As for the core configuration, the iPhone 14 series will come with the new Bionic A16 processor. This chip is built using a 4nm manufacturing process. With the exception of the base version of the iPhone 14, which still uses a dual rear camera setup, the remaining three models all have a triple rear camera setup.
At the same time, the main camera of the two higher models will be updated. We're expecting a 1/1,3-inch 48-megapixel sensor, and there are reports that the new 48-megapixel camera could be used for ultra-broadband об’єктива.
