id gadget : This review come from Japan’s Sharp Corp. said it will start shipping screens destined for a new Apple iPhone that is widely expected to be released in October ahead of "pre Christmas shopping season". (Shipments will start in August) Sharp’s new president, Takashi Okuda, said at a press briefing in Tokyo on Thursday after the company released its latest quarterly earnings. But Apple has kept quiet about the iPhone 5 release date and new phone’s features, some of the top rumors circulating on the web focus on screen size, display resolution, and a significantly down-sized dock connector.
Rumor alleges that consumers can expect the screen size on the iPhone 5 to be about 30% larger than on previous models. Accompanying this rumor is the suggestion that the new phone will also be thinner. And The technology used by Sharp, called in-cell, is reportedly a half a millimeter thinner than the technology utilized in current iPhone models. Sharp technology also utilizes touch sensors, replacing the need for the inclusion of an LCD panel.
And anticipation focuses on the improved resolution of the iPhone 5. Consensus seems to be that the phone will feature a 16:9 aspect ratio, which basically equates to HD quality resolution on the screen as well as in photos and video that the phone captures. Appears likely that the new phone will have a smaller dock connector. This will make past connector cords pretty much useless, and the necessity of this feature seems to be a point of debate among enthusiasts. Smaller dock will surely drive need for users to buy new accessories, which seems to be the major point of contention.
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