The fourth-generation iPhone SE is expected to feature Apple's latest processor chip, along with an
OLED display and a 48MP camera.
According to Mac Rumors, information
posted from a private account on the social network X (Twitter), the fourth-generation iPhone SE is expected
to be equipped with a chip with the code T8140, similar to the A18 and A18 Pro chips. However, since the i
Phone SE is a lower-end device model, it is highly likely that it will use the A18 chip.
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Illustration photo.
The account also said that the next iPad Air models will be equipped with the M3 chip, while the iPa
d 11 will use the A16 chip instead of the A17 Pro chip as previously rumored. Although this account has
previously had a lot of accurate information about Apple products, it is still inevitable that there are errors because the official information has not been announced yet.
Previously, in October, 9to5Mac independently confirmed that the new iPhone SE would be equipped wi
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th the A18 chip, reinforcing information from many other sources. Apple is expected to announce the new iPhone SE in March or April.
Rumored features for the device include a 6.1-inch OLED display, FaceID, USB-C port, a single 4
8-megapixel rear camera, and an Apple-designed 5G modem. With an A18 chip and 8GB of RAM, the new iPhone SE is also expected to support Apple Intelligence.
Currently, the iPhone SE has a similar design to the iPhone 8, with outdated features like the Touch I
D button, Lightning port, and thick bezels. The current model uses the A15 Bionic chip, so upgrading to the A18
chip would be a big step up. The current iPhone SE starts at $429, but it's likely to go up slightly for the next version.
