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July 13, 2012 04:54 pm GMT
As iPhone season amps up — and make no mistake, the rumor mill is already spinning at full speed — we're bound to see "leak" after "leak." The latest comes by way of a site called KitGuru.net, which claims to have a "test unit" of the device. That's about where the post lost me, not to mention the fact that the image looks Photoshopped. But let's just set that aside for a moment. The images shown actually take into account most of what we've seen/heard before. The iPhone 5 is expected to have a larger screen with the same 640px width, and we also expect a new 19-pin mini connector instead of the usual 30-pin port. So while 97 percent of me believes this isn't the real deal (I'm not a total cynic), it's still valuable to have a clearer look at what's expected, even in blurry form. The real value is seeing the "iPhone 5 test unit" alongside an iPhone 4S. This should give fanbois a nice comparison look at what's expected to be a 4.08-inch display.
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This Probably Isnt The iPhone 5, But It Looks A Lot Like What We Expect
As iPhone season amps up — and make no mistake, the rumor mill is already spinning at full speed — we're bound to see "leak" after "leak." The latest comes by way of a site called KitGuru.net, which claims to have a "test unit" of the device. That's about where the post lost me, not to mention the fact that the image looks Photoshopped. But let's just set that aside for a moment. The images shown actually take into account most of what we've seen/heard before. The iPhone 5 is expected to have a larger screen with the same 640px width, and we also expect a new 19-pin mini connector instead of the usual 30-pin port. So while 97 percent of me believes this isn't the real deal (I'm not a total cynic), it's still valuable to have a clearer look at what's expected, even in blurry form. The real value is seeing the "iPhone 5 test unit" alongside an iPhone 4S. This should give fanbois a nice comparison look at what's expected to be a 4.08-inch display. Original Link: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/6Fkz42UlnC8/
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