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Extreme sports Apple Watch could feature an expansive 2-inch display
Apples long-rumored extreme sports Series 8 Watch could ship with the companys largest smartwatch display to date. According to Bloombergs Mark Gurman, the forthcoming wearable features a screen that measures almost 2 inches diagonally and has a 410 by 502 resolution. Compared to the display on the 45mm Series 7, the largest smartwatch Apple sells at the moment, the new model would offer about seven percent more screen real estate. Gurman says the company could use the extra space to show additional fitness metrics or more information on watch faces at one time.
Corroborating Bloombergs reporting is a recent tweet from display analyst Ross Young who said the Series 8 lineup would include a model with a 1.99-inch display. Outside of a larger screen, Gurman says the new variant will feature a more shatter-resistant screen, a higher capacity battery and a studier case made from metal more robust than aluminum. It will also include the fever detection feature he previously reported was coming to the entire Series 8 family, as well as better tracking capabilities for activities like hiking and swimming. What it wont include is a faster processor: Apples upcoming S8 chipset reportedly features the same capabilities as its S7 and S6 predecessors.
If Apple follows its usual release cadence, the tech giant will likely announce the wearable at its iPhone event in the fall. Gurman previously said the company was working on a deluge of products it plans to announce over the next year, including a successor to the original HomePod.
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