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Leaked iPhone 14, Expensive Front Camera and Uses Sophisticated Chips

Apple will release iPhone 14 this year. Leaks circulated that smart phones (smartphone) it uses a front camera or selfie camera which costs three times more than the iPhone 13.

The company from the United States (US) chose the South Korean company LG Innotek to supply the front camera. Initially, Apple planned to use LG Innotek as a camera supplier for iPhone 15 in 2023.

However, the company has reportedly decided to use an expensive front camera in this year’s iPhone 14.

Apple appointed LG Innotek to develop a sophisticated front camera on the iPhone 14. The device manufacturer will also classify the front camera as a component high-endnot low-end.

Apple’s efforts to develop a front camera on the iPhone 14 are in line with rumors from Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. In April, Kuo said that the iPhone 14 could get an improved front camera with autofocus. Functions for FaceTime calls and selfie.

“The front camera of the iPhone 14 has a wider aperture and can provide better Portrait mode capabilities,” Kuo said Business InsiderTuesday (24/5).

In addition to the front camera, Apple relies on chip capabilities (chipset) on iPhone 14. Quoted from ForbesiPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max will use the A16 Bionic chip.

“The A16 chip is actually used on the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models. It might be called the A16 Pro,” a leak at LeaksApplePro was quoted as saying by Forbes.

This chip model provides faster capabilities when users use the iPhone 14.

iPhone 14 is also rumored to have a slim design. Then, the price of this new Apple phone will be more expensive than the iPhone 13.

Reportedly, the iPhone 14 Max will be priced at US $ 899.

Apple is rumored to be launching the new phone in September. The company has been conducting validation tests since February.

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