When Apple launched the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus we all understood that there would be a more advanced model and a slightly more limited one. The 5.5-inch model offered greater autonomy and, more importantly, Optical Image Stabilization (OIS). But the differences of those models could seem insignificant if we compare them with the 3GB of RAM, the Smart Connector, the dual camera and, last but not least, one last piece of information that ensures that the iPhone 7 Plus will also have 4K display.
Yesterday appeared on Weibo, what is known as Chinese Twitter, the supposed front panels of the iPhone 7. If the image is real, the iPhone 7 Plus will have a Quad HD screen or, in the worst case, 2K. Also if the image is real, the screen of the iPhone 7 will remain at the same 1.334 x 750 resolution that are already present in the iPhone 6s. This increase was one of the novelties expected on the XNUMXth anniversary iPhone.
The iPhone 7 Plus would have a 2K or 4K screen
At least one of the panels that we see in the previous image would be manufactured by Japan Display, one of the companies that Apple hires to manufacture the front panels of its mobile devices.
But there is one thing that strikes me a lot. The previous image is the same as the one we published a few months ago that made us think that the iPhone 7 would arrive in normal, Plus and Pro models, a possibility that is losing strength as the days go by. That is, the image above It may be real, but it's not new.
As always, we will have to remain skeptical until the moment when Apple introduces the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. I cannot imagine a company like Apple increasing the resolution of the screen so much from one year to the next, and more if we take into account that autonomy and performance could be affected. How do you see it?
The iPhone 6S does not have 1080p resolution. A little more rigor please.
That an editor of actualidadiphone Saying that the iPhone 6s has 1080p is a crime.