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توضیحات

عرضه

معرفی14 سپتامبر 2021وضعیتموجود، عرضه شده در 24 سپتامبر 2021  مدل‌ها– A2643 (نسخه جهانی)
– A2484 (نسخه آمریکا)
– A2641 (نسخه کانادا و ژاپن)
– A2644 (نسخه چین و هنگ کنگ)
– A2645 (نسخه روسیه)

نمایشگر

نوعSuper Retina XDR OLEDابعاد6.7 اینچ (~87.8% نسبت نمایشگر به بدنه)رزولوشن1284 در 2778 پیکسل، 19.5:9 (~457 پیکسل در اینچ تراکم پیکسلی)محافظ– شیشه‌ی سرامیکی مقاوم در برابر خش
– پوشش اولفوبیک برای کاهش بازتاب نور و لکه دست – طیف رنگ گسترده
– نمایشگر True-tone

متفرقه

رنگ‌هاخاکستری، طلایی، نقره‌ای، آبینرخ مخصوص جذب (SAR)1.18 وات/کیلوگرم (برای سر) 1.20 وات/کیلوگرم (برای بدن)

بدنه

ابعاد160.8 در 78.1 در 7.7 میلی‌متروزن240 گرمساختجلوی شیشه‌ای (گوریلا گلس)، پشت شیشه‌ای (گوریلا گلس)، فریم استیل ضدزنگ – گواهی IP68 برای مقاومت در برابر نفوذ آب و گرد و غبار (تا 6 متر برای 30 دقیقه)سیم‌کارتتک سیم‌کارته (نانو-سیم and/or eSIM) یا دو سیم‌کارته (نانو-سیم، همزمان یکی فعال (dual stand-by)) – برای چین

پلتفرم

سیستم‌عامل در زمان عرضهiOS 15تراشهاپل A15 Bionic (5 نانومتر)پردازنده مرکزی6 هسته‌ای (دو هسته‌ی 3.22 گیگاهرتز Avalanche و چهار هسته‌ی Blizzard)پردازنده گرافیکیاپل GPU (5 هسته‌ای)

حافظه

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دوربین

اصلی12 مگاپیکسل (لنز واید 26 میلی‌متری، فوکوس خودکار دوال پیکسل با تشخیص فاز، 1.9 میکرومتر سایز پیکسل، لرزش‌گیر اپتیکال سنسور شیفت، f/1.5)
12 مگاپیکسل (لنز 77 میلی‌متری تله‌فوتو، فوکوس خودکار با تشخیص فاز، لرزش‌گیر اپتیکال تصویر، زوم اپتیکال سه برابر، f/2.8)
12 مگاپیکسل (لنز اولتراواید 13 میلی‌متری با پوشش 120 درجه، فوکوس خودکار، f/1.8)
اسکنر TOF 3D LiDAR (سنسور تشخیص عمق تصویر)قابلیت‌هاHDR، فلاش دوگانه‌ی (LED (dual-tone، (photo/panorama)فیلم‌برداری4K@24/30/60fps، 1080p@30/60/120/240fps، 10‑bit HDR، Dolby Vision HDR (تا 60fps)، ProRes، ضبط صدای استریوسلفی12 مگاپیکسل (لنز واید 23 میلی‌متری، 1/3.6 اینچ سایز سنسور، f/2.2)
SL 3D (حسگر بیومتریک تشخیص عمق)فیلم‌برداری سلفی4K@24/25/30/60fps، 1080p@30/60/120fps، لرزشگیر الکترونیکی تصویر-ژیروسکوپی

صدا

اسپیکربله، اسپیکر استریوجک ۳.۵ میلی‌متریخیر

باتری

باتریباتری غیرقابل تعویض لیتیوم یونی با ظرفیت 4352 میلی آمپر ساعت (16.75 وات ساعت)سرعت شارژ– شارژ سریع 27 وات (50 درصد در 30 دقیقه)
– USB Power Delivery 2.0
– شارژ سریع بی سیم 7.5 وات Qi و 15 وات در صورت استفاده از MagSafe

قابلیت‌ها

حسگرهاFace ID، شتاب‌سنج، ژیروسکوپ، سنسور مجاورت، قطب‌نما، فشارسنج – پشتیبانی از دستیار هوشمند سیری با پشتیبانی از زبان محاوره
– پشتیبانی از پهنای باند فوق‌عریض (UWB)
– اپل Pay (Visa، مسترکارت، AMEX گواهی)

شبکه

فناوریGSM / CDMA / HSPA / EVDO / LTE / 5G

اتصالات

شبکه بی‌سیمWi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n/ac/6، دو بانده، هات‌اسپاتبلوتوث5.0، A2DP، LEGPSبله، با A-GPS، GLONASS، GALILEO، BDS، QZSSNFCبلهرادیوخیرUSB– لایتنینگ
– USB 2.0

توضیحات تکمیلی

رنگ

Black, blue, Gold, Green, silver

وضعیت محصول

آکبند not-active

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    As the researchers analyzed the footage, they noticed subtle nuances in the narwhals’ behavior. Footage even captured one instance of a narwhal interacting with a fish by repeatedly nudging it with its tusk — which is actually a giant tooth — without attempting to eat it.

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