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Sources : Apple devrait présenter l’iPhone pliable Duo à plus de 2 000 $ avec 256 Go de stockage, les ventes débutant dès octobre, en blanc et bleu foncé (Mark Gurman/Bloomberg)
Le premier téléphone pliable d’Apple, l’iPhone Duo, sera lancé en octobre avec un écran extérieur de 5,4 pouce et un écran intérieur de 7,6 pouce, propulsé par la puce A20 Pro et doté du Touch ID, de deux caméras arrière de 48 Mpix et de la prise en charge de l’Apple Pencil. Le modèle de base de 256 Go est proposé à 1 999 $ (environ 2 000 $) et sera disponible en finitions blanc et bleu foncé.
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