Apple has confirmed that it will release three iPhones in the second half of the year, and the most popular is undoubtedly the cheapest 6.1-inch LCD version of the iPhone. From the news exposure, the various issues surrounding the LCD version of the iPhone have not stopped. One problem is how big the gap between the chin width and the OLED version of the LCD version of the iPhone.
Now, the answer to this puzzle has finally been revealed, that is, this year's LCD version of the iPhone will not lose the OLED version of the iPhone on the chin width.
According to Taiwan media DigiTimes report yesterday, Apple's new generation of 6.1-inch LCD version of the iPhone screen LED backlight module will be supplied by Nichia, referred to as Nichia or Nichia, while Apple, the Japanese customer of Japan, was the day before. The customization requirements were put forward. This time Apple ordered a 0.3t LED module, and this specification is the mainstream 0.4t specification evolution, which has been level with the previous generation iPhone X.
It is said that in the case of the mainstream 0.4t LED backlight module, the width of the bottom border of the smartphone screen is 4.0mm - 4.5mm. Apple's new 0.3t LED module can be customized in Japan. Reduce the bottom screen border to 2.0mm - 2.5mm, and in the worst case, it can be reduced to 3mm. At present, the iPhone X chin is about 3mm when it is bright, so the LCD version of the iPhone will not lose to the previous generation at least on the chin width. iPhone X.
At present, Apple's module specifications for the OLED version of the iPhone are the same level, so we can completely conclude that the LCD version of the iPhone will not be too far apart from the OLED version of the iPhone in terms of chin width.
