Apple will present the new iPhone - small and fast

The appearance in 2014 of the iPhone 6 with a large diagonal allowed Apple to achieve record profitability. Now, when the corporation is afraid of the fall in the sales of smartphones on the iOS platform, Apple relies on a compact, inexpensive and advanced device. As expected, the iPhone SE with a four -inch screen will be presented on Monday, March 21. The creators talk about improved technologies.

According to Financial Times , the new iPhone will be the same size as the fifth series released in 2012, but it will be provided with an improved camera and a quick processor.

According to the latest rumors, the iPhone 5se will receive an A9 processor with a M9 coprocessor, a screen with mowed edges, 8-MP main and 1.2-MP front chamber. In addition, the device will receive the Live Photos function. At the same time, the iPhone 5se display will be deprived of the 3D Touch technology implemented in the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus.

March is an unusual time to present Apple's new creation. The first iPhone was launched on sale in January 2007, since then, before the advent of the iPhone 4s, the devices were represented in June. After this, the presentation was postponed to the fall. However, in September 2016, the new flagship iPhone is still expected.

Previously, studies have shown that some of the owners of the old smartphones would like to update their device without changing its size. According to Creative Strategies analyst Ben Bayarin, a four -inch device can get up to 15% of the market. However, if you take into account those who will choose the new iPhone not in size, but at a price, the prospects of the novelty are more rainbow.

According to some assumptions, the cost of the new iPhone can be from 400 to 500 dollars. At the same time, the flagship of the Chinese brand Xiaomi - Mi - costs $ 260.

We add that this event at the Apple headquarters in South California will take place on the same day when representatives of the corporation will come to the court as part of the trial about the company's refusal to hack an iPhone of the alleged actor of the terrorist attack in San Bernardino.