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Report Claims Some Models of Next Year’s iPhone 13 Could Feature 120Hz Displays – Gizmodo Australia
One of the few disappointments with this year’s iPhones are their lack of support for displays with high refresh rates. Based on new reports, it seems that could…
One of the few disappointments with this years iPhones are their lack of support for displays with high refresh rates. Based on new reports, it seems that could change for at least two versions of iPhone 13 next year.
According to a report from Korean tech news outlet the Elec, next year Apple is hoping to ship between 160 and 180 million iPhones in 2021 (up from around 100 million in 2020), with every model of the iPhone 13 expected to feature some kind of OLED screen. But more importantly, the…
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