iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 5 Pro Max unveiled with new Action Button, A17 Pro SoC and plenty of camera-specific improvements

[Redaktion]

Apple has finally unveiled its premium offerings for 2023, the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Both come with a Titanium chassis, a tri-camera layout at the back and a shiny new 3 nm SoC.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/iPhone-15-Pro-and-iPhone-5-Pro-Max-unveiled-with-new-Action-Button-A17-Pro-SoC-and-plenty-of-camera-specific-improvements.749019.0.html

[Marc]

No ram amount!!!!!!

[Alex123]

No ram amount!!!!!!

You give us money, we give you what we think is the best for you so you don't need to ask - Apple

[NikoB]

Smartphones with this price are required to have 4k@60Hz output with HDR in DP Alt Mode, I hope it is there? If not, shame on Apple in 2023.

The whole point of super-fast SoCs is to connect a docking station to this smartphone, which simultaneously powers the smartphone, preventing the battery from draining (I hope the Apple developers didn't do idiocy again and made a protective threshold of up to 95% charge, like in laptops when it starts charging again if the smartphone is always on charge?) and receives a picture from it on an external monitor, as well as connecting a keyboard and mouse.

We get silent surfing and work with applications in full force, on a big screen, anywhere, even in a hotel on a 4K TV, if you have a small docking station and a lightweight keyboard and mouse in your backpack.

It's also a good idea to have Windows 11 for ARM and MacOs for desktops installed on your smartphone in Dual Boot. All this should already be out of the box in a top-end smartphone in the fall of 2023

[Neenyah]

The whole point of super-fast SoCs is to connect a docking station to this smartphone, which simultaneously powers the smartphone, preventing the battery from draining (I hope the Apple developers didn't do idiocy again and made a protective threshold of up to 95% charge, like in laptops when it starts charging again if the smartphone is always on charge?) and receives a picture from it on an external monitor, as well as connecting a keyboard and mouse.

We get silent surfing and work with applications in full force, on a big screen, anywhere, even in a hotel on a 4K TV, if you have a small docking station and a lightweight keyboard and mouse in your backpack.

That's a very good idea (and many OEMs tried to make it with low success on the Android side, all the way back to the Galaxy Note 2 in 2012) but knowing Apple they will never do it because then there wouldn't be any reason to buy an iPad or a MacBook Air.

[PWM]

There should be at least one model with IPS Retina Screen in the 2023 lineup for people who can't work with PWM (OLED) screens.

[Uzezi]

So apple claiming console level games on the 15 pro's will it be with a controller

[Neenyah]

So apple claiming console level games...

They claim that every year for almost every device they announce, all the way back to the first iPhone. But let's make that 2014 for example: https://youtu.be/MICq98YMFCg
 
And sure, consoles as PS2-PS3 is about right. On small screens it looks good enough.