A concept video presents a hypothetical Apple foldable smartphone, referred to as the iPhone Ultra, featuring a passport-style form factor. The design includes a dual-camera system with a 48-megapixel main and telephoto lens, a microphone, and an LED flash on the rear. The device is depicted with a liquid metal hinge, which is intended to provide increased strength and durability. The concept suggests a two-tone finish using glass and aluminum, available in dark blue and white. The device is shown with a 5.49-inch 120Hz cover display and a 7.76-inch 120Hz inner flexible screen. The concept includes an A20 Pro Bionic chipset, a 4883mAh battery, and 12GB of RAM. The video also suggests a potential starting price of $2,000. This presentation is a speculative design study and does not represent an official product announcement or confirmed hardware specifications from Apple.
The concept device features a passport-style foldable form factor with a liquid metal hinge. The rear camera system includes a 48-megapixel main and telephoto lens with an LED flash.
The device is depicted with a 5.49-inch cover display and a 7.76-inch inner flexible screen. Internal specifications include an A20 Pro Bionic chipset, 12GB of RAM, and a 4883mAh battery.
The concept suggests a potential retail price of $2,000 for the hypothetical device.
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- This video is a speculative concept design and does not represent an actual product from Apple.
- The specifications mentioned, such as the A20 Pro Bionic chip and battery capacity, are hypothetical and unverified.