DisplaySearch Hypes Apple's 'iPhone 6,' 'iPad Pro' And 'iWatch'
January 15, 2014
We’ve heard rumors for months that Apple plans to supersize both the iPhone and iPad in 2014. Respected research firm DisplaySearch now agrees. The report, “New Display Sizes and Formats to Look for in 2014” is based on numerous interviews with industry contacts made in recent months.
Warning “panel maker strategies can change,” DisplaySearch says Apple is working on two iPhones for this year. These include previously rumored 4.7-inch and 5.5-inch models.
The firm believes the long-rumored “iPad Pro” will feature a 12.9-inch display with a resolution of 2732 x 2048 and 265 PPI.
For the so-called “iWatch,” DisplaySearch believes Apple’s first wearable device will arrive in two sizes, 1.3-inch and 1.6-inch. Both will come with a resolution of 320 x 320, with a 348 and 278 PPI, respectively.
DisplaySearch’s report also includes display information on notebook PCs, LCD monitors, and televisions.
For more information on Apple's upcoming new products, see: The 'iPad Pro' Is Likely To Be A Hybrid Device And Launch This Fall, New Report Claims Pegatron Could Manufacture Half Of Apple's iPhone 6 Handsets, and Say Hello To Apple's 'iWatch S' And 'iWatch C.'
DisplaySearch’s report also includes display information on notebook PCs, LCD monitors, and televisions.
For more information on Apple's upcoming new products, see: The 'iPad Pro' Is Likely To Be A Hybrid Device And Launch This Fall, New Report Claims Pegatron Could Manufacture Half Of Apple's iPhone 6 Handsets, and Say Hello To Apple's 'iWatch S' And 'iWatch C.'
