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The iPhone 13 Pro Max camera lens will appear wider

Jakarta, Selular.ID – The news is coming back for the iPhone 13 series, one of which is the iPhone 13 Pro Max, this series is rumored to have a wider dimension of the camera lens than its predecessor.

The latest rumors regarding the iPhone 13 Pro Max camera lens were first blown by EverythingApplePro leaker through their latest Youtube video, as quoted by Macworld.

This rumor itself does not say exactly how wide the dimensions of the lens for this new smartphone camera from Apple are.

In fact, this size is said to be much wider than that of the iPhone 12 Pro Max. This means that the iPhone 13 Pro Max will be the iPhone series with the widest camera lens dimensions ever.

But certainly, with the wider dimensions of the camera lens, the photo quality of the iPhone 13 Pro Max is even better.

Apart from rumors that it will have a wider dimension, the iPhone 13 Pro Max camera lens also has other rumors that will further differentiate it from the previous iPhone series.

This thickness will increase by about 0.9mm compared to the camera lens of the iPhone 12 series. So later, the thickness of the iPhone camera lens, which was previously 7.4mm, will increase to 8.3mm.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said investor notes that clear orders for wide angle lenses for the iPhone 13 line will be fulfilled by Sunny Optical. The company is expected to ship the iPhone 13 lens to electronics component maker LG Innotek as soon as May.

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Kuo also claims that the demand for optical lenses for Apple devices will only increase significantly in the next few years, thanks to AR and Apple Car.

Last month, analysts predicted that the iPhone 13 lineup may have screens with smaller notches and bigger batteries. The iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max models are also expected to feature a 120Hz ProMotion screen,

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