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iPhone 12: Images are said to show logic board

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
May 19, 2020 - 7:27 PM CEST
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The rumors surrounding the iPhone 12 have already revealed the entire iPhone range. If these are true, there will be no surprises. Now a picture has surfaced that is supposed to show the logic board. 

Just recently, a display analyst spoke out and revealed the specifications of each iPhone 12 screens revealed. Now take a picture Twitter making its rounds, claiming to be the logic board of one of the iPhone 12 devices. It is unclear which iPhone 12 uses the alleged logic board. Its authenticity cannot be confirmed with certainty either, although the well-informed Twitter account @LOvetodream has nothing negative to report. 

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The design is remarkable, however, as the board is not as compact as current models in higher-end iPhones. In addition to the design, the date of manufacture can also be seen. Accordingly, the logic board seems to have been manufactured in October 2019. Specifically, the 40th calendar week was noted. By the way, there is also a very important change in the area of storage sizes According to Prosser, Apple plans to set the storage capacities at 128, 256 and 512 GB. Accordingly, the smallest models will have twice as much storage space as previous devices. You can find more iPhone 12 rumors in our extensive archive. (Photo by Denys Prykhodov / Bigstockphoto)

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