iPhone 12 May Have 120Hz Screen, 4K Video Capture At 240 Frames Per Sec
Leakster got his hands on a video of a Production Validation Test Unit -- a unit that¡¯s at the final stage of clearance
With September just around the corner, we can¡¯t contain our excitement for the upcoming iPhones that Apple will bring to the shelves this year. The leak train has revealed so many features of the upcoming iPhone that¡¯s making it a deal really hard to miss.
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And now, leakster Josh Prosser has got his hands on a bunch of leaks for the iPhone 12¡¯s cameras and screen that would definitely make it one of the strongest smartphones in competition.
Josh got his hands on a video of a Production Validation Test Unit -- a unit that¡¯s at the final stage of clearance before the smartphone goes into mass production. Through the video, Josh reveals the camera features, as well as the screen, features the allegedly iPhone 12 Pro Max could possess.
iPhone 12 Camera
The leak reveals that the iPhone 12 Pro Max (yes it¡¯s still quite a mouthful) is going to sport four camera sensors at the back -- including the regular, telephoto, ultrawide as well as a fourth LiDAR sensor, similar to the one seen on the iPad Pro that was unveiled this year. The video shows screen grabs of the settings menu of the user interface. It confirms that the phones would have LiDAR assisted auto-focus for a faster subject recognition.
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Moreover, these cameras are sure to bring a lot more firepower as the cameras will be capable of shooting 4K videos at 240fps slow motion as well as 120fps slow motion.
The camera is also possessing features like ¡®Advanced Night Mode¡¯ and ¡®Advanced Noise Reduction) We still don¡¯t have clarity on the sensor configuration on the cameras but we can expect them to sport a similar 12-megapixel configuration, albeit with a more powerful sensor and ISP.
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iPhone 12 Display
Josh also got access to the display settings of the device which revealed that the iPhone 12 (at least the iPhone 12 Pro Max as is being shown in the video) will sport a 120Hz high-refresh-rate panel. The settings menu not only shows the option to enable/disable 120Hz but also switch to an adaptive 120Hz mode for better battery life, similar to what we see on Android smartphones.
The video ends with a live video browsing through all these settings on the Product Validation Test unit. This also reveals that the bezels of the phone are thin but the Face ID chin on top is still prominent.
As always we recommend you take these leaks with a grain of salt as the actual device could sport completely different hardware/features.
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