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Additional Images of Colorful Low-Cost iPhone Shells Surface

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New images of Apple's purported low cost iPhone popped up this morning, supplied by Australian writer Sonny Dickson. Depicted are five different color variations of the outer plastic shell of the low-cost iPhone, which look similar to previously leaked images.

The shells are shown in bright, almost neon colors of pink, blue, green, yellow, and white. Though there's no guarantee that the plastic shells are authentic, they share the same camera holes and logo positioning as former images.

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Last week MacRumors provided renderings of what the completed low cost iPhone might look like, and Techdy released a video showing both front and rear parts of the upcoming plastic iPhone. According to the site, the colorful plastic shells will each accompany a black front panel.

Apple's low-cost iPhone is expected to be released later this year alongside the company's flagship iPhone 5S, possibly as early as September or October.

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168 months ago
Apple's lineup after the fall media event will be the following.


All devices with lightning connector and iOS 7. All features of iOS 7 will be allowed on these new devices. Except no camera filtering on A5 devices.


iPod Touch (Will have no major updates) - all with 4inch display:

16gb - ($199 or $229) - A5 - no back camera - no colors - 512MB RAM

32gb/64gb - $299/$399 - A5- colors - 512MB RAM





iPhone (all with 4inch retina display and all with LTE) -


Plastic iPhone - 16gb - ($300-$350) - A5 - 512MB RAM - colors - cheap back camera

iPhone 5 - 16gb - $550 - A6 - 1GB RAM - black/white - 8MP back camera

New iPhone -32gb/64gb/128gb - $650/$750/$850 - A7? (Quad-core) - 1GB - black/white - 13MP back camera - dual LED FLash - same form factor


So the US iphone contract priicing will be: $0, $99, $199/$299/$399


iPads:


iPad Mini - no retina sorry

16gb/32gb/64gb - $299/$399/$499 - with cellular ($429/529/629) - A6 - 512MB RAM - 5 or 8 MP back camera - little thinner and lighter


iPad 2 discontinued


Full sized retina iPad - new form factor duh - same retina display

32gb/64gb/128gb - $499/$599/$699 - with cellular ($629/$729/$829) - A7X - 1GB RAM - 8 or 13 MP back camera - weigh about 1 pound


This is what it is going to be folks, whether you like it or not.
Any questions?

Where do you keep your tomato sauce,
Cupboard or fridge?
Score: 13 Votes (Like | Disagree)
iSamurai Avatar
168 months ago
Where do you keep your tomato sauce,
Cupboard or fridge?

Score: 10 Votes (Like | Disagree)
sulpfiction Avatar
168 months ago
Apple's lineup after the fall media event will be the following.


All devices with lightning connector and iOS 7. All features of iOS 7 will be allowed on these new devices. Except no camera filtering on A5 devices.


iPod Touch (Will have no major updates) - all with 4inch display:

16gb - ($199 or $229) - A5 - no back camera - no colors - 512MB RAM

32gb/64gb - $299/$399 - A5- colors - 512MB RAM





iPhone (all with 4inch retina display and all with LTE) -


Plastic iPhone - 16gb - ($300-$350) - A5 - 512MB RAM - colors - cheap back camera

iPhone 5 - 16gb - $550 - A6 - 1GB RAM - black/white - 8MP back camera

New iPhone -32gb/64gb/128gb - $650/$750/$850 - A7? (Quad-core) - 1GB - black/white - 13MP back camera - dual LED FLash - same form factor


So the US iphone contract priicing will be: $0, $99, $199/$299/$399


iPads:


iPad Mini - no retina sorry

16gb/32gb/64gb - $299/$399/$499 - with cellular ($429/529/629) - A6 - 512MB RAM - 5 or 8 MP back camera - little thinner and lighter


iPad 2 discontinued


Full sized retina iPad - new form factor duh - same retina display

32gb/64gb/128gb - $499/$599/$699 - with cellular ($629/$729/$829) - A7X - 1GB RAM - 8 or 13 MP back camera - weigh about 1 pound


This is what it is going to be folks, whether you like it or not.
Any questions?

Why do people with absolutely no clue about anything apple is doing post things as if they are fact?
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
167 months ago
Apple's lineup after the fall media event will be the following.

Schiller on Drums
Ive lead guitarist
Cook, Lead Singer
Cue, Bass Guitar
Mansfield, Keyboard

:D

Don't forget about a special guest appreance by Holograph Steve Jobs!
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Nightarchaon Avatar
167 months ago
Apple's lineup after the fall media event will be the following.

Schiller on Drums
Ive lead guitarist
Cook, Lead Singer
Cue, Bass Guitar
Mansfield, Keyboard

:D
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
nick_elt Avatar
168 months ago
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