DigiTimes, the source of today’s report, also said that Apple plans to release 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models. This again suggests that we’ll get some sort of regular iPhone 7s, an iPhone 7s Plus and then the high-end 5.8-inch iPhone 8. We’re still guessing on the names here, some speculation has said Apple may end up calling its premium device the iPhone X in celebration of 10 years since the original iPhone launched.
“The reinforced glass chassis’ stainless steel metal frame will be supplied by Foxconn Technology and US-based Jabil Circuit, while the aluminum-alloy chassis will be supplied by Catcher Technology,” DigiTimes said, again claiming the phone will cost more than $1,000. Don’t let that price tag scare you, though. As we said yesterday, a $1,000 iPhone isn’t terribly abnormal.
VIA:TechnoBuffalo
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