iPhone 5 Launch: Official Apple Product Spec Breakdown

iPhone 5:

made entirely of glass and aluminum 7.6mm thin weighs 112 grams 4-inch diagonal display 1136—640 letterbox older apps to avoid scaling issues 44% more color saturation: now fully sRGB touch sensor is built into the display HSPA+, DC-HSDPA, and LTE 802.11n is now dual-channel 5GHz, with max performance up to 150Mbps A6 chip: 2x faster CPU, 2x faster graphics time-shifted multiplayer game play dynamic low-light mode, up to 2 f-stops greater light performance new image processing chip with spatial noise reduction (smart filter that figures out which areas are best for noise reduction and which should be left alone) photo capture is now 40% faster. panorama, 28 megapixel panorama able to determine a non-linear path better image stabilization, face detection, and now FaceTime over cellular 3 microphones: front, back, and bottom earpiece now includes noise canceling new reversible 8-pin connector called Lightning there is a 30 pin adaptor for compatibility with older devices for $29 price 16GB: $199, 32GB: $299, 64GB: $399 pre-order Sept.14 ships Sept. 24 US, Canada, UK, France, Germany, Australia, Japan, Hong Kong, Singapore ships Sept 28 most other countries

iOS 6:

None of the features were new, so nothing to report there. available September 19th compatible with iOS 6: iPhone 4S, 4, 3GS, New iPad, iPad 2, iPod Touch (4th generation)

iTunes:

iCloud built in edge to edge simplified design mini player iTunes store redesign available in October

iPods:

Nano (7th generation) 2.5-inch screen multi-touch home button multi-color: black, silver, purple, pink, green, gold, blue and red fm tuner with live pause pedometer built-in, integrated with Nike+ bluetooth lightning connector 16GB $149

Touch (5th generation)

6.1mm thick 88 grams lightning connector same 4-inch Retina display we have on the iPhone 5 A5 processor battery: 40 hours music, 8 hours video camera: 5 mega pixel, f/2.4 aperture, flash, five element lens, panorama iPod Touch loop button for wrist strap 1080p video bluetooth 4.0 LE, 802.11a/b/g/n (dual-band), AirPlay mirroring Siri multi-color: black, silver, pink, green, blue and red 32GB: $299, 64GB: $399

Ear pods

engineered to minimize sound loss and maximize sound output better remote to control volume, playback of music and videos and answer/end phone calls greater protection against sweat and water available today for $29 will be included with new products The new line of products are a solid evolution from the previous models or versions. I am not completely convinced that the earpods are going to be much better than the earbuds. I will reserve judgement until I have a chance to use them. I am looking forward to iOS 6. I am particularly interested in how Apple's maps will work compared to the google maps now. Thankfully my devices are compatible. Surely there will be some features that either do not work, or do not work well. That is to be expected. The tech world does not sit still, nor does it wait for stragglers. Even ones that are not all that far behind. What are your thoughts. Did Apple live up to its hype? Are you interested/excited by any of the announcements? Let us know in the comment section.
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