Apple’s iWatch and the iPhone 6 are the products
the whole world is waiting for in 2014. Without a doubt these two are
going to have a major impact in the tech world for the right reasons.
iWatch for being the first wearable tech from Apple and iPhone 6 for a newer form factor and larger display since 2011. Well today we have some important details regarding the iWatch and iPhone 6 display sizes, check them out below.
A report today via the quite-accurate NPD DisplaySearch, published some very interesting information in the display field. According to the report, which cited sources in the supply chain; Apple is trying out variants of 1.3″ and 1.6″ for a wearable device, notably the Apple’s iWatch.
The iWatch according to NPD DisplaySearch would have a screen resolution of 320×320 and a PPI (Pixel Per Inch) of 348 and 278 for a 1.3″ and a 1.6″ display respectively. The also interesting bit is that the display will be made out of a flexible AMOLED, pertaining to rumors regarding a flexible iWatch.
NPD also mentions information regarding the up-coming iPhone 6. According to the sources Apple is testing two screen sizes; a 4.7″ and a 5.5″ display. These both sizes correlate with previous rumors regarding a larger display ranging from 4.4″to 5.7″ display
The iPhone 6 will feature a 1600 x 900 resolution with a 386 PPI for a 4.7″ display. The other display is for a 5.5″ with screen resolution 1920 x 1080 with a 401 PPI. Both these screen sizes have a higher retina display, so whatever the screen size of the iPhone 6 might be it will have a better screen PPI than the iPhone 5S.
As you can see from the chart above, Apple’s iPad is also getting an upgrade. A larger 12.9″ with a screen resolution of 2732 x 2048 and PPI of 265 is also in the pipeline if NPD DisplaySearch is to be believed.
Well it seems Apple is planning to upgrade its entire lineup and introduce a wearable gadget too – the iWatch. It’s going to be a very exciting year from Apple.
What are your thoughts?
A report today via the quite-accurate NPD DisplaySearch, published some very interesting information in the display field. According to the report, which cited sources in the supply chain; Apple is trying out variants of 1.3″ and 1.6″ for a wearable device, notably the Apple’s iWatch.
The iWatch according to NPD DisplaySearch would have a screen resolution of 320×320 and a PPI (Pixel Per Inch) of 348 and 278 for a 1.3″ and a 1.6″ display respectively. The also interesting bit is that the display will be made out of a flexible AMOLED, pertaining to rumors regarding a flexible iWatch.
NPD also mentions information regarding the up-coming iPhone 6. According to the sources Apple is testing two screen sizes; a 4.7″ and a 5.5″ display. These both sizes correlate with previous rumors regarding a larger display ranging from 4.4″to 5.7″ display
The iPhone 6 will feature a 1600 x 900 resolution with a 386 PPI for a 4.7″ display. The other display is for a 5.5″ with screen resolution 1920 x 1080 with a 401 PPI. Both these screen sizes have a higher retina display, so whatever the screen size of the iPhone 6 might be it will have a better screen PPI than the iPhone 5S.
As you can see from the chart above, Apple’s iPad is also getting an upgrade. A larger 12.9″ with a screen resolution of 2732 x 2048 and PPI of 265 is also in the pipeline if NPD DisplaySearch is to be believed.
Well it seems Apple is planning to upgrade its entire lineup and introduce a wearable gadget too – the iWatch. It’s going to be a very exciting year from Apple.
What are your thoughts?
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