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Cutting-Edge Insights: iPhone 17 Ultra-Slim Model Revealed with Sleek Design and Minimal Hardware Emphasis

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, known for providing inside information on Apple’s new products, has shed light on the upcoming iPhone 17 set to be released in 2025. Previously, Mark Gurman of Bloomberg mentioned that one selling point of the iPhone 17 will be its ultra-slim design.

Additional details from Kuo regarding the iPhone 17 include:
– The Ultra-Slim model will be a new sub-model separate from the regular iPhone, Pro, and Pro Max.
– Apple’s presentation will focus on a new design approach, emphasizing thinness over hardware specs.
– Basic specs include a 6.6-inch screen with a resolution of 2740×1260, powered by the A19 chip (A19 Pro for the Pro model).
– Featuring a dynamic island and a single rear camera.
– The body will be a blend of titanium and aluminum.
– It will utilize Apple-developed 5G chips.

Kuo also confirmed information from The Information stating that Apple will discontinue the iPhone Plus models. This decision was influenced by the fact that sales of the Plus models only accounted for 5-10% of total sales, with the regular, Pro, and Pro Max models already covering the majority of the market. He clarified that the iPhone Ultra-Slim will not replace the Plus models.

Source: Ming-Chi Kuo

TLDR: Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo reveals details about the upcoming iPhone 17, highlighting its ultra-slim design and other key features. Apple is set to discontinue the iPhone Plus models due to low sales compared to other models.

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