The informant claims that the new cell phone cooling system will be able to handle power of up to 6 W, ensuring greater efficiency in heat dissipation. To compare, the iPhone 15 Pro is capable of supporting power of up to 4.5 W.
Furthermore, it is possible that the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro will have their NAND memory chips “separate” from the motherboard, according to industry sources. There are no details on how this architecture would be implemented, so it is necessary to wait for the launch of the cell phones and the famous iFixit teardown videos.
It is worth remembering that the A17 Pro, the processor that powers the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max, does not seem to work at its full potential due to the limited cooling solution used by Apple. With a more robust system, the brand’s new cell phones could reach greater performance peaks — which could be essential for AI.
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