March 5 news, this week Apple has officially announced that the 2022 Apple spring new product launch will be broadcast live online in Apple Park at 2 a.m. Beijing time on March 9. It is reported that Apple will launch a number of new products, including the third generation of iPhone SE, the fifth generation of iPad Air, and the MacBook Pro equipped with M2 self-developed chips or the iMac Pro equipped with M1 Pro and M1 Max.
Although it is a mid-range model, the new generation of iPhone SE is still very much worth looking forward to, and it is rumored that it will be equipped with the same Apple A15 processor of the iPhone 13 series.
Today, some bloggers exposed the third-generation iPhone SE HD rendering, showing the design of the machine in advance.
The picture shows that the third generation of iPhone SE will fully continue the design of the previous generation, with a 4.7-inch small screen on the front, which is almost exactly the same design as in the iPhone 8 era, and there is also a circular home button under the screen.
The back design is also exactly the same as the iPhone 8, with a single camera on the rear, and the logo is slightly moved down to the center position.
In terms of color matching, there are three colors in the iPhone SE3, which are black, white and red. And most likely add the latest green color.
In terms of price, according to supply chain sources, the global price of this year's iPhone SE should be consistent with the previous one, while the price of the National Bank of China is still expected to be 3299 yuan.
Of course, in addition to the same form factor design, A15 bionic chip and 5G connection, there are several upgrade details of the new product.
For example, in addition to the existing 64GB and 128GB storage options, the iPhone SE will add a new 256GB storage option. In addition, the iPhone SE's 5G capabilities will include millimeter wave and 6GHz connectivity, which has not been previously confirmed.
In addition, some analysts said that the mass production of the new version of the iPhone SE began this month, and Apple expects shipments to be 25 million to 30 million units this year.