The iPhone 15 family, whose technical features have emerged in the past months, has come to the fore with a new leak. According to the leaked information, the iPhone 15 Pro Max will be introduced with a periscope camera with 6x zoom.
iPhone 15 Pro Max comes with a periscope camera
The iPhone 15 Pro models are expected to be the first to feature an A-series chip built on TSMC’s next-generation 3nm technology. It is estimated that the 3nm chip technology will increase the processing performance by 10 to 15 percent and at the same time reduce power consumption by up to 35 percent. It is worth noting that the A17 Bionic processors will only be used in iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max models.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max, which is stated to be released with a titanium case, will be presented to users with rounded edges. Apple will enlarge the camera island in addition to the titanium case in the iPhone 15 Pro Max model. It is among the leaked information that the device will be introduced with a larger camera protrusion and wide camera lens.
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Apple is working hard for the expected series. The company, on the other hand, is creating its plans for the iPhone 16 series.
It is speculated that Apple will use Sony’s latest “state-of-the-art” image sensors for the iPhone 15 models. Sony uses semiconductor architecture, which allows more photodiodes by placing photodiodes and transistors in separate layers.
Allegedly, Apple will include a 1-inch Sony IMX903 sensor in the iPhone 15 Pro Max model. It is stated that the main camera of the device will be 48 Megapixels.
Famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo announced that the company will only include a periscope lens in the Pro Max model. Apple will use a 12 Megapixel periscope lens with 6x zoom on the iPhone 15 Pro Max model.
One of the most important changes in the iPhone 15 series is described as the Type-C input. According to the leaked images, Apple will include Type-C input on all iPhone 15 models. It is worth noting that fast charging technology can only be done with Apple-approved cables.