Apple just unveiled its new iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models.
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New popular smartphones introduced in Apple’s time “Far Out” Event in Cupertino, California. Both models will come with new OS version iOS 16. iOS 16 version is the same will be rolled out to some older models after.
The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max have a smaller pill-shaped notch for motion alerts and other notifications, called Dynamic Island, and built into the phone’s user interface.
iPhone 14 is based on the A16 Bionic chip. This integrated microprocessor system has 16 billion transistors and is manufactured using a 4-nanometer industrial process. According to Apple, the A16 Bionic is 40% faster than the competition and uses significantly less power. The GPU now has 50% more memory bandwidth.
Apple notes that the iPhone 14 Pro will have “all-day” battery life. It’s difficult to predict exactly what this means, so we’ll have to wait for the first real-world tests. Currently, Apple claims on its website that the iPhone 14 Pro can last 23 hours in video playback mode, and the iPhone 14 Pro Max increases this limit to 29 hours.
Another important new feature is that the iPhone 14 Pro has an upgraded Super Retina XDR display. This screen can reach a maximum brightness of 2,000 nits. It also uses dynamic refresh rate conversion or LPTO technology: in certain cases the monitor reduces the refresh rate to a minimum value of 1Hz (1 fps), resulting in reduced consumption Electrical Power. The display is controlled by a display engine subsystem built into the A16 Bionic chip and helps power the LTPO and Dynamic Island displays.
iPhone 14 Pro has a 48-megapixel camera, using a 4-pixel sensor. This means that the pixels are combined into groups of four, and in each shot with the camera, the light captured by these groups is combined into a single value, resulting in good overall light capture. than.
A new computational image processing algorithm also uses a 4-pixel grouping pattern to achieve better color accuracy and more detail, especially in difficult shooting conditions. Apple calls the image-processing subsystem the Photonic Engine, which, according to the company’s statement, will result in “three-fold improvement in low-light image quality.”
Additionally, users will be able to take photos in Pro Raw mode, which produces an uncompressed 48-megapixel image. iPhone 14 Pro owners will be able to use Pro Video and Cinematic modes at 4K and 24 fps (fps).
The iPhone 14 Pro will start at $999 and the iPhone 14 Pro Max will be slightly more expensive at $1,099. Pre-orders begin on September 9, and sales of the phone begin on September 16.
