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New Images Compare 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch iPhone 6 PCBs
A couple of days ago, French site Nowhereelse published images of an alleged iPhone 6 printed circuit board. Today the site is back with a fresh set of images showing another PCB, this time allegedly from the 5.5-inch iPhone 6.
As you can see from the above image, there are three models side by side: from left to right you can see the alleged bigger iPhone 6, the iPhone 5s, and the iPhone 6 PCB we saw two days ago.
There is not much difference between the two iPhone 6 PCBs, although a closer inspection reveals that the screw holes are slightly differently positioned. Also what captures the eye in the first place is the arm on the upper part of the component: the two iPhone 6 PCBs have different designs for that arm.
Like with every image leak, the authenticity of these components is questionable, but the part numbers, 820-3675-04 and 820-2486-09, follow Apple’s numbering patterns.
Apple will likely launch the next-generation iPhone sometime in September, but according to the latest rumours, the 5.5-inch version won’t hit the shelves until December, alongside the iWatch.
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