Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max to Launch with Higher Price and Exclusive Features
According to Jeff Pu, a tech research analyst at Haitong International, Apple is projected to commence mass production of the iPhone 15 series in August. The company aims to manufacture approximately 84 million units by the end of 2023, marking a 12% increase compared to the number of iPhone 14 devices produced during the same period last year.
In addition, Pu predicts that the starting price of the iPhone 15 Pro Max will be higher than that of the 14 Pro Max, which is currently priced at $1,099 in the US and €1,449/PKR445483.17 in Europe. The analyst states that the 15 Pro Max will feature exclusive functionalities not available on the 15 Pro model. It is anticipated that Apple will incorporate a periscope lens for the telephoto camera on the Max, allowing for extended optical zoom capabilities.
There have also been rumors indicating that the batteries of the entire iPhone 15 series will have larger capacities. However, this may result in slightly thicker devices. Apple has not yet announced an official launch date, but it is expected to occur in early September.
Published on 07/16/23 4:04 | by Rawa John
Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max Might Come with Periscope Lens
According to reliable analyst Ming-Chi Kuo and Twitter user @URedditor, who has a somewhat solid track record, it has been revealed that only the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max, not the iPhone 15 Pro, will feature a periscope lens.
The source did not provide any further details about the periscope module and, when asked about changes in the camera layout of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, they mentioned that there were no significant changes.
Previous rumors suggested that the periscope unit on the iPhone 15 Pro Max would offer 6x magnification, which is three times the optical zoom compared to the 12MP telephoto camera on the iPhone 14 Pro Max.
Additionally, it has been reported that Apple has partnered with LG Innotek and Jahwa Electronics to source OIS (optical image stabilization) actuators for the periscope module, with LG Innotek supplying 70% and Jahwa Electronics providing the remaining 30%.
Published on 05/17/23 10:19 | by Rawa John
