As
we near the reported iPhone 6 unveiling on September 9th, the leaks
just keep on coming. Many independent artists have created mockups of
what Apple’s next smartphone is supposed to look like based on hardware
components that have leaked already from manufacturers, but this latest
design from Martin Hajek is by far the best yet.
BGR
reports that Hajek, who has created render of the iPhone 6 before, has
recently posted images of his latest iPhone 6 3D render with designs
that really couldn’t be more precise. They’re that good. Take a look for
yourself. The truly amazing part is Hajek actually went to the lengths
of creating a digital tear down of the iPhone and rendering its internal
components with painstaking detail.
The
iPhone 6 has been the stuff of rumor legend. Reports have it coming in
two different screen sizes (4.7-inches and 5.5-inches) and also with the
super strong sapphire glass covering its display. Rumors have also been
flying about regarding production issues that might delay the launch of
one or both iPhone 6 models.
Speculation
by some insiders has the larger model perhaps not launching until early
2015. If that’s indeed the case, it would seem to be a huge gaff on
Apple’s part by not having both models ready to go for a fall launch.
Apple has always smartly launched their coveted handsets right before
the beginning of the holiday shopping season each fall. Pushing a launch
to January would seem to be a major mistake. Such a move has also been
thought to be a way of ensuring maximum sales for either model when they
do launch. Apple reportedly wasn’t happy with the results of launching
the iPhone 5S and 5C side-by-side last fall, and might be looking to
avoid a similar disappointing simultaneous introduction for this year’s
two new models.
(via: latinopost.com)
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