With the possibility of announcing the new line of mobile phones from An apple Getting closer every day, new rumors and leaks dominate the Internet. This Monday (25), the specialist and chief editor mac world, Jason Cross, on some of his key predictions about the new iPhone 14 family.
Using the iPhone 13 Pro as the basis for comparisons in his analysis, Cross claims that Apple’s new A16 processor should offer modest improvements, but welcome to the most powerful models in the line. The advance may be an outgrowth of TMSC’s latest manufacturing process, “N4P,” which guarantees 11% gains in performance and 22% in energy efficiency.
iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max with 6GB LPDDR5 RAM
When it comes to RAM, expectations are that iPhone 14 Pro models should receive an upgrade to the LPDDR5 generation, resulting in a 15% performance gain. The analysis is supported by the latest report from DigiTimes, who pointed 6GB LPDDR5 Memory For iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, and LPDD4X for base variants, the same capacity.
The expert still expects 25% to 30% gains in GPU performance, if Apple maintains the pace of progress recorded by the latest processors.
The potential look of the new iPhone 14 Pro. (Source: Ian Zilbo, John Prosser/reproduction)source: Ian Zelbo, John Prosser
Developments that make way for the 48MP camera
On the photographic side, Cross points out that sensor advances alone don’t mean quality improvements, if the rest of the cellular devices can’t deliver enough processing afterward.
However, with the possibility of memory and processor upgrades, it is possible that there will be enough bandwidth and processing capacity to hold the long-awaited data. 48MP main sensor Well-known analysts Mei Cheng Kuo and Jeff Poe had already predicted it.
On the other hand, it is important to note that although the sources have a reliable record, the details in this matter are still rumors and should be considered as such.
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