Apple launched on Tuesday iPhone 13, and a new series of iPhones and iPads, which features a faster processor and more camera features.
the tech giant has priced its smartphones between $399 for the iPhone SE, $799 for the iPhone 13 and $1,099 for the iPhone Pro Max, during the virtual Apple event.
The new "iPhone 13" comes with a new A15 Bionic processor, a larger battery, more storage space, and new camera features.
The latest version will start at $799, and double the entry-level storage capacity to 128GB, compared to iPhone 12. Its mini version will start at $699.
The iPhone 13 is expected to last two and a half times longer than the iPhone 12 on a single charge due to its larger battery life.
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Faster Performance
The new iPhone comes with a new 5nm technology, the fastest chip in any smartphone, and features a new 5-core GPU in the Pro range that delivers the fastest graphics performance in any smartphone.
Apple said it's 30-50% faster than leading competitors, improving the quality of video apps, games and new camera features.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook unveils the new iPhone 13 during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California broadcast September 14, 2021. Brooks Kraft/Apple Inc.[/caption]
iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max
iPhone 13 Pro and Pro Max both have new camera systems and include an upgraded ultra wide camera with an improved aperture, giving low-light photos a better look. iPhone 13 Pro starts at $999 and Pro Max starts at $1,099.
The new iPhone will be available in four colors including Graphite, Gold, Silver, and Sierra Blue with storage options of up to 128GB, 256GB, 512GB, 1TB. All models will be available to public on September 24.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook showcases the expansion of Apple Fitness+ during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California broadcast September 14, 2021. Brooks Kraft/Apple Inc.[/caption]
APPLE WATCH
The new Apple Watch has a larger screen and smoother more rounded corners. The bezels are 40% thinner compared to its older version.
A key feature of the Apple Watch "Fitness plus" adds new programs like Pilates and meditation as well as snow season and support group training.
The Series 7 starts at $399 and will be available this fall.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook unveils Apple Watch Series 7 during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California broadcast September 14, 2021. Apple Inc.[/caption]
IPAD MINI
The new iPad Mini will come with an A15 chip, 5G mobile technology and a USB-C port. The redesigned Mini will be thinner, have an edge-to-edge display, with a Liquid Retina display, and comes in four new colors.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook introduces the latest iPad and iPad mini to the iPad lineup during a special event at Apple Park in Cupertino, California broadcast September 14, 2021. Brooks Kraft/Apple Inc.[/caption]
It will also have a feature "Center Stage" that adjusts the front camera during FaceTime video calls that was previously available in the Pro version.
The iPad will be powered by the A13 chip and include a Center Stage feature to target those who work from home or attend classes online.
The regular iPad starts at $329, while the mini will start at $499.
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