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The wait is over. This Tuesday, October 13, Apple will finally unveil the iPhone 12 through a virtual event, as well as launched on September 15 of its new Apple Watch and its new generation of iPad and iPad Air.
The technology company presents at 12 noon the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 pro, iPhone 12 Pro Max, and iPhone 12 mini.
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The devices would have the support for 5G networks and the incorporation of Apple’s new A14 processor with iOS 14.
At the presentation, Apple unveiled the new Homepod mini, which has the S5 support, is integrated with iPhone and allows to recognize the voice of each of the members of the house. It has a cost of 99 dollars.
The Homepod Mini is priced at $ 99.
The iPhone 12 is equipped with a 6.1-inch OLED screen, it comes in five colors: black, white, green, red and blue. The phones also have a faster A14 processor.
Likewise, it has twice the pixels of the iPhone 11 screen and has a system that makes its screen much more resistant. This team starts at $ 799.
Apple introduced the iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max.
Apple also released the iPhone 12 mini, which features the same size as the iPhone 8, but without the edge of the screen, making it larger. The company stated that this is the smallest, lightest and thinnest 5G cell phone on the market today. It is priced from $ 699.
During the virtual presentation, the iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone Pro Max were also unveiled, which will have a value from $ 999 and $ 1,099, respectively.
IPhone 12 Pro has stainless steel edges and iPhone 12 Pro Max has a 17-cm (6.7-inch) screen, Apple’s largest. The Pro’s colors are Pacific Blue, Gold, Graphite, and Silver.
The phones also have a faster A14 processor and updated cameras and use sharper OLED displays. The new phones also support a new magnetic version of wireless charging called MagSafe.
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* With information from EFE
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