There are still long months until the new iPhone 13 is presented, but rumors are already on the table to account for its possible characteristics. A new report from the DigiTimes publication has recently been released. This contains a lot of information about the screens of these new high-end smartphones. We tell you all the details about this information that has been known.
120 Hz would be a reality on the iPhone 13
There are many wishes of users to be able to have an iPhone in their hands that has a screen with a higher refresh rate. This seems to be a reality based on this information which shows how the iPhone 13 could integrate low consumption LTPO screens. This is something for which both LG and Samsung would be responsible for its reproduction. These LTPO panels could be completed in the first half of 2021 in order to have everything ready for future iPhones. Right now these two manufacturers are producing simple OLED LTPS displays and now they have to make the leap to LTPO technology.
In addition to these two manufacturers that we already know for a long time, the possibility of integrating the BOE manufacturer also stands out. This Chinese manufacturer could be included despite the quality tests that have been carried out over the months. Right now this company is testing seven types of panels that would be special for Apple itself in Chinese bananas. Right now, the report indicates that the company would already have the approval of Apple.
Thanks to this technology, it would have a refresh rate of 120 Hz. This would give the iPhone more fluidity when viewing specific content. Above all, it will be fully noticed when you want to play a video game. Although this is not something revolutionary since in other mobile devices this technology has already been included in the screens that are already in televisions and even in gaming monitors. Without a doubt, this is the next step after 4K to offer a very good experience to users.
Less consumption in these iPhone
The great ‘fear’ that you can have after reading this report undoubtedly lies in the autonomy of the new iPhone. Due to the fact that it has a 120 Hz refresh rate, the battery life can be seriously affected as we have already seen in other devices. Although the report points out that the iPhone 13 could even have a reduced power consumption of 15 to 20%. The problem here is that no details are given on how this can be achieved by having a screen that requires this energy capacity. SAe may possibly think that the A15 chip may be more energy efficient as we have seen in previous generations. In this way, it will be possible to end up compensating both the 5G technology and the screen.
