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TSMC will start producing A15 chips for Apple iPhone 13 this year

According to the latest report, TSMC will start producing A15 chips for Apple in May this year and will be launched on the iPhone 13 which will be unveiled in September this year.

As per the report, Apple’s A15 chip will continue to be built with a 5nm process, and the overall performance may not be much different from the previous generation A14, but due to the improvement of TSMC’s process technology, power consumption, and heat generation will be improved.

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In addition, there are reports that Apple’s A15 chip still has no chance to use the self-developed 5G baseband, and will continue to use Qualcomm’s latest 5G baseband. Earlier, it was reported that Apple’s self-developed baseband will be launched at the end of 2023 for the iPhone 15 (tentative name) machine. Starting on the model.

Although Apple A15 has almost no upgrade compared to the previous generation, the iPhone 13 will usher in a major change on the screen this year. Apple will screen the bangs for the first time, and greatly reduce the area of ​​the bangs through the optimization of the Face ID component. The bang area is not directly cut off, but a small bang can still bring a better display effect.

iPhone 13 will be the first to introduce high-scraper, equipped with a plus 9 Pro models with technology LTPO screen, not only to achieve a high 120Hz refresh rate but also bring intelligent refresh rate adjustment function, can automatically switch between 1-120Hz, Can take into account the high brush experience and battery life.

At the same time, because the LTPO screen refresh rate can be as low as 1Hz, this will also increase the regular display function of the iPhone 13 similar to the screen display. This is the first time that Apple has introduced the practical function of this Android machine that has been fully popularized.

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