The famous analyst predicts that 5G correspondence of iPhone will change 2020 & display size

Well-known analyst for iPhone-related leak information Minchie Quo has released a report that summarizes information about the upcoming iPhone. According to Kuo, it seems that the 2020 model will be compatible with ' 5G ', which enables the iPhone to perform faster Internet communication.

Ming-Chi Kuo reports 2020 iPhone lineup to feature new smaller and larger OLED screen sizes, 5G connectivity-9to5Mac
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Analyst Kuo, who has made the iPhone X and iPad Pro predictive, has put together forecasts for the iPhone that will appear in 2020.

According to Kuo, the iPhone that will appear in 2020 will be three models, the new 5.4-inch iPhone and 6.7-inch iPhone, as well as the 6.1-inch iPhone in the same line as the iPhone XR. The 6.1-inch iPhone, the successor to the iPhone XR, will be changed from an LCD (liquid crystal display) to an OLED (organic ED) display. However, although the 5.4-inch and 6.7-inch iPhones support 5G, the 6.1-inch iPhone seems to support only LTE, and it seems that the position of the 6.1-inch iPhone becoming an inexpensive version does not change.

The information that a 5G compatible iPhone will appear in 2020 is consistent with past reports.

Apple's first '5G compatible iPhone' will appear in 2020-GIGAZINE

The 5.4-inch iPhone, which Kuo predicts to appear, has a much smaller display than the current 5.8-inch iPhone XS, making it a perfect device for users looking for a compact iPhone like the iPhone SE. 9to5Mac reports Apple related news that it could become possible. Also, as the existing iPhone XS Max is 6.5 inches, '6.7 inch iPhone' seems to be a terminal with a larger display.

The 5G compatible iPhone is said to support the major 5G standards, and is expected to support both the 'sub 6 GHz band standard' and the ' millimeter wave standard'. However, Kuo also pointed out that Apple's 5G baseband chip can not be prepared until 2022, which means that the iPhone from 2020 to 2022 relies heavily on Qualcomm's 5G baseband chip To do. Kuo points out that Apple will use power amplifiers and RF antennas other than baseband chips.

At the time of writing, even the iPhone 11 (provisional name) released in 2019 has not appeared yet, but it is expected that there will be no major changes in design except for the rear-view camera because of the leak information so far. In addition, leak information and predictions related to the iPhone 11 scheduled to appear in 2019 are summarized in the following articles.

'IPhone 11' appeared in 2019 is a summary of information that has been revealed so far such as triple camera & Wi-Fi 6 correspondence-GIGAZINE