What’s Inside The iPhone 4
One of the most important ritual when a new gadget comes out is, iFixIt doing a teardown. Apparently, Jobs decided to show everyone what’s inside the new iPhone 4 before iFixIt did. The new iPhone 4 has two engineering marvels in it – a Gyroscope and the stainless steel body being used as antennas. Here are a couple of images from today’s keynote that shows you the insides of the iPhone 4.
The insides of the iPhone 4:
NOTE: I’ve edited this image in Photoshop, combining two Engadget images.
The body:
The radio antennas are the grooves:
Placing of the various antennas: (The WiFi is now 802.11n)
The sensors inside the iPhone 4:
The other new addition is the display. The new 3.5” IPS panel boasts of:
- 326 pixels per inch
- 960×640 pixels
- 800:1 contrast ratio
The outside remains pretty much the same, except another Mic being added to the top, a front-facing camera and a flash at the back for the camera which is now a 5 megapixel cam. The new cam also does HD video recordings.
Information courtesy Engadget and GDGT’s live blog.
Here’s Gizmodo’s pre-WWDC tear down.
Update: Some images replaced with high quality ones from the iPhone 4 Design video.
Small typo there, it’s 960×640 not 960×480.
Thanks for pointing that out. Corrected :)
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