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iPhone 8 is on its way to being really great. After a few years, it has Apple come up with both a new design andoneIt will also come with new features. A completely new design and a chassis made of glass and steel are expected. So far, we know that it would iPhone 8 (iPhone Edition) could have a curved display, Touch ID in the display, a top-notch processor or the most powerful mobile graphics chip of all time.

As for the design, the upcoming flagship model should reportedly have a curved display, albeit a recent one message od Macrumors claims that this will not be the case. According to the latest reports, everything indicates that iPhone The 8 won't be a cheap device - according to new reports, the base version will cost around $1000. But why is it so expensive?

The question has now been partially answered by DigiTimes, which published a report yesterday that the production of one OLED display supporting 3D Touch technology will be $6 more expensive, which is about a 60% increase compared to the production cost of a 3D Touch display for iPhone 7 to iPhone 7 Plus. So, in order to Apple kept the margins, the price of the phone will have to go up as well.

DigiTimes specifically reported that OLED iPhone will use a new thin touch layer for touch sensing. The report also said that the manufacturer will not start shipping the layer until the fourth quarter of this year, which suggests that iPhone 8 will arrive on the market later than its siblings (iPhone 7s and iPhone 7s Plus).

The report also states that the OLED panel will need a new type of sensor for the aforementioned 3D Touch. The new 3D Touch modules will require a more complex manufacturing process, which in turn willoneAs a result, it will make production more expensive. For a concrete idea, the production of the 3D Touch module is currently at iPhone 7 to iPhone 7 Plus 9 dollars.

In the gallery below you can see several interesting concepts of the new iPhone.

Other reports and leaks are also surrounding the display. Previously, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo from KGI Securities revealed that the first iPhone with an OLED display, it will have a size of 5,8 inches, but the actual display area will be 5,15 inches. The rest of the screen will be reserved for virtual buttons. On the specific form of the new iPhone 8 (iPhone Edition) we will have to wait a few more months.

iPhone 8 concept 3 FB

*Source: 9to5mac.com

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