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is right around the corner and it is shaping up to be one of the biggest revamps to the compact Pro model in years.family in mere days, on Monday, September 9th, but even now we have plenty of leaks and rumors that paint a nearly complete picture., Apple is shifting things up with a slightly larger, 6.3-inch form factor and it is adding a number of camera improvements including a new 5X zoom camera, better ultrawide snapper and a new Capture button.
Because of this increase, the 16 Pro is no longer as small as the 15 Pro, but the difference is quite small and the 16 Pro still remains a fairly compact. In fact, the 16 Pro is expected to be just as wide as theIn terms of materials, we expect the same titanium frame as last year with the Ceramic Shield on the front, and you still should have that IP68 water and dust protection rating, as well as a USB-C port for charging.
First, the main camera will mostly benefit from improved software processing, but the hardware should remain the same with a 48MP sensor that supports a 2X lossless zoom via sensor crop. Apple is also rumored to introduce a new JPEG-XL format, which we imagine would deliver better quality, but we're scant on details about this yet.
We still don't know the price breakdown for all the models, but we hope prices will remain the same, with the base version starting at $1,000 .Previously, word on the street was that saying the magic word AI three times summoned a Google Pixel phone in front of you, but now that seems to be an iPhone.series and older models don't support AI. Apple, of course, wants those owners of older models to upgrade and AI is the big reason why.
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