According to a recent report, Apple’s “iPhone 14 Pro” model will have more memory than previous iPhones. It is said that Apple plans to launch four iPhone 14 models in September 2022, including the 6.1-inch “iPhone 14”, the 6.7-inch “iPhone 14 Max”, the 6.1-inch “iPhone 14 Pro” and the 6.7-inch “iPhone 14 Pro Max” “.
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In a research report by Haitong International Securities, analyst Jeff Pu said that these two “Pro” models will be equipped with 8GB of memory. This will be a significant increase over the 6GB memory of the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro, and it is also the largest memory available in iPhone products in history.
Non-Pro iPhone models tend to have less memory, so it seems that the memory of iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max may be less than 8GB. Of course, even if the iPhone 14 Pro takes the iPhone’s memory to a new level, the device still has a way to go before it reaches the level of memory provided by the iPad Pro, which launched a 16GB memory option in early 2021 based on storage capacity.
In terms of flash memory, although the storage capacity of the iPhone 13 series starts from 128GB, the standard iPhone 14 model will start with 64GB. It is unclear whether this change is related to any potential price drop.
Pu also said that the iPhone 14 Pro will use a three-lens rear camera module, equipped with an upgraded 48-megapixel wide-angle lens and a 12-megapixel ultra-wide-angle and telephoto lens. This is consistent with the information shared by TF International Securities analyst Kuo earlier this year, who further claimed that the 48-megapixel lens of the device will support 8K video recording.
Although this rumor sounds quite reasonable, some other iPhone 14 specifications predicted by Pu seem unlikely, such as his claim that all four iPhone 14 models will use 120Hz displays. Apple has always provided high refresh rate displays for high-end devices. Reliable display industry analyst Ross Young said earlier this year that standard iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Max models will stick to 60Hz displays.
Pu has a mixed record in providing Apple rumors. For example, he accurately claimed that 16-inch MacBook Pro and iPad Pro models will use mini LED displays in 2021, but his statement about the launch of HomePods with 3D sensor cameras in 2019 is completely incorrect.
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