iPhone X With USB-C Port Listed on eBay, Bids Hit $100,000
iPhone X with a USB Sort-C port is up for public sale on eBay. The modified iPhone X developed by a scholar named Ken Pillonel is listed on the e-commerce website with the title ‘world’s first USB C iPhone’. The modified Apple system helps charging and information transfers. On the time of writing, the system had obtained 173 bids with the very best at $100,100 (roughly Rs. 7,447,000). The public sale closes on November 11. On YouTube, Ken Pillonel additionally shared a video demonstrating your complete mission from setting the idea to designing a customized inner PCB.
Robotics engineering scholar Ken Pillonel in his weblog and YouTube video explains how he built-in a USB Sort-C port into an iPhone X. In line with him, the modification course of entails utilizing USB-C to lightning, changing the Sort-C male finish of the cable to a feminine port, and becoming the identical contained in the iPhone. The 13-minute-long video exhibits the proof of idea prototypes, reverse engineering C94 (connector), utilizing a circle board, and making the USB Sort-C connector match contained in the iPhone case.
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As talked about, the modified Apple cellphone with 64GB of storage and with a USB Sort-C port is at the moment listed on eBay. The primary provide for the handset began at $3,500 (roughly Rs. 2,60,200) on Tuesday. The prototype system had already managed to get a $100,100 (roughly Rs. 7,447,000) bid on the time of writing. With round one week left on the public sale till November 11, the value is can go even larger.
The eBay vendor is giving free worldwide transport for the iPhone X with a USB Sort-C port. The system is offered in Black color and comes with a field with none equipment included. Additionally, Pillonel is providing up-to-30 minute name assist for the iPhone.
Earlier than bidding within the public sale, you will need to be aware that the eBay itemizing says that the prototype should not be used as a every day cellphone. Customers are prohibited from wiping, restoring, or updating the cellphone. Additionally opening the cellphone shouldn’t be allowed. Lastly, the mission is open-sourced and individuals can discover it on GitHub.