Little by little, more sources with a certain level of confidence are confirming what has leaked in recent months: the iPhone 15 is going to be the starter gun for Apple 3nm chips. And those mere 2 nanometers of difference in transistor size will go a long way.
Digitimes is the one who said it would be the A17 Bionic chip whoever will introduce this jump in the iPhone 15 and the Phone 15 Pro, to probably take advantage of what has been learned during its development in the future M3 chip that we will see in the next Mac. can make us see an audience more eager to renew your iPhone.
Play with efficiency to have more battery
It’s simple: if you reduce the size of the transistors, you can put more of them in less space. And that means that with maintained power consumption, we will get more performance in a phone. In short: more efficiency than in theory, Apple will use for improve the autonomy of the iPhone 15 above to be more powerful.
In practice, this can mean Apple promoting a big battery boost, maybe two or three hours more, which would be a pretty good incentive for users of older generations. they are looking to renovate the terminal.
We’ll see the answer to that in September when Apple is expected to launch the iPhone 15 and we’ll see what response there will be when it hits stores. There are obstacles: inflation which continues to soar and prices which, according to Tim Cook himself, could rise further.
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