Peter
Any suggestions where you can buy a budget iphone? How much are they?
Trudy
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On 25 Nov 2017, at 9:19 am, Peter Tarrant <tarrp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:....................................................
Dear DBAusters,
Think about buying a budget iPhone instead of luxury iPhone series, suitable
for Braille users, easy to carry on the go? Or, replace with a donated
iPhone. Read below. Peter
Could we see an iPhone SE 2 in 2018?
Could we see an iPhone SE 2 in 2018?
Put down your iPhone X, Apple might be about to make a follow-up to the
iPhone SE.
When the iPhone SE came out in 2016, many people thought it would be a one
time deal. To Apple's delight though, the dinky affordable iPhone sold
surprisingly well. Now rumours are suggesting that Apple have plans to make a
second one and it could very well be landing in our palms in early 2018.
A report by the Economic Daily News claims that one of Apple's manufacturers,
Wistron, has been given the go ahead to build a new factory. Expected to be
built primarily for the purpose of manufacturing the iPhone SE 2, it seems
the iPhone SE could be back for an encore.
The report suggests that the SE 2 will be more expensive than the original SE
but still cheaper than the iPhone 7, coming in at around $US450 with 32GB and
128GB storage sizes. The screen is expected to stay the same as the iPhone SE
at 4in, which means it will most likely retain the home button.
Previous reports line up with the Economic Daily News' report, with Tekz24
being the first to suggest that the manufacturer was gearing up to build a
new factory for the SE 2 back in August. In that early report, it was
suggested that India would be the first to get the iPhone SE 2, which makes
sense as Apple is looking to increase its market share there. The Teks24
report also estimates that the iPhone SE 2 will have a quad-core processor
with Apple's A10 chip, making it as good as the iPhone 7 but in a smaller
form factor. However, it would be wise to not put all your eggs in one basket
with Teks24's report as it doesn't cite a verified source. Still, given its
report lines up closely with Daily Economic News' one, we can't really rule
it out entirely, they may very well be right.
This article originally appeared at alphr.com
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