About a month after the introduction of the iPhone 13 line, we get information that is sure to please our fans. Thanks to a new report from TrendForce, we know that Apple will not budge on the prices of its new smartphones.
Despite the well-known innovations that are expected for the iPhone 13, Apple will bet on continuity. This is one of the most satisfactory conclusions drawn from a new report related to this line of equipment.
Expected prices for iPhone 13
With the iPhone 13 prices maintaining, these are the expected values for this year’s devices. For TrendForce, this is the “aggressive pricing strategy” that Apple will lead this year to keep sales high.
It does not translate into the most affordable equipment on the market, but the truth is that it has paid off. See the performance that the iPhone 12 line maintains, even with these values, affirming itself as one of the most successful lines of recent years.
New Bionic A15 processor and bigger batteries for iPhone 13
The TrendForce report reinforces some of the expected improvements for Apple’s new high-end line. First of all, we will have a new A15 Bionic processor, which is expected to be more powerful and efficient.
This will be developed based on a lithography of more than 5 nm. While it’s not a significant leap from the current 5nm A14 Bionic, it will be enough to lead to better resource management on the iPhone 13.
Thanks to a major change in the logic board of the iPhone 13, Apple will gain space within its computers. This will be taken advantage of for the inclusion of larger batteries, something that is sure to please fans.
Still without official values, the iPhone 13 Mini is expected to have a 2406mAh cell, the iPhone 13 and 13 Pro with 3095mAh and the iPhone 13 Pro Max with 4352mAh. These are gains that can reach 18% in the largest model and between 8% and 10% in the others.
It will be an advantage for all four models, but especially for the iPhone 13 and 13 Mini. These should keep the 60Hz OLED display of their predecessors, while the 120Hz ProMotion displays on the Pro models will naturally need more power to function properly.
