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Apple is expected to release the new iPhone 14 series in September, and now the iPhone 14 Pro Max model has been exposed, and an intuitive comparison with the iPhone 13 Pro Max has been made.
It is reported that the 12-megapixel main camera of the iPhone 14 Pro series will be upgraded to 48-megapixels, the thickness of the camera module is bound to increase, and the lens bulges are serious, which obviously cannot be placed flat on the desktop. According to the model exposed by Majin Bu, the camera of the iPhone 14 Pro Max is larger than that of the iPhone 13 Pro Max, and the camera module part occupies almost half of the width of the body. The body of the iPhone 14 Pro Max is also thicker.
It was previously reported that Apple will use a “pill + punch” screen on the iPhone 14 Pro series, which is also like an exclamation mark. According to the CAD schematic, the new punch hole will take up less screen space than the notch, but it won’t be very small. Now the iPhone 14 Pro Max model shows what the “Pill + Punch” screen looks like. While hiding the Face ID module, there is a larger front-facing selfie camera.
Apple is currently expected to launch four new iPhone 14 models this year. Among them, the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will be the exclusive models with a faster A16 chip and a new screen design of “Pill + Punch”. Rumor has it that this year’s iPhone Pro models will feature a 48-megapixel wide-angle camera capable of shooting 8K video.
The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max will also get the biggest front-facing camera upgrade in years, with a new larger f/1.9 aperture lens and autofocus for better low-light performance.
As for the regular iPhone 14 models, it’s largely based on the iPhone 13 hardware, including an A15 chip that brings smaller camera upgrades, larger batteries, and 6GB of RAM. The most notable upgrade to the mid-range product line this year is the launch of the “iPhone 14 Max” with a 6.7-inch screen to replace the “mini” model.
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