I stayed up late to watch the iPhone 13 press conference. The so-called “Science and Technology Spring Festival Gala” seemed to have had a lot of updates, but it didn't seem like there were any major breakthroughs. It's changed, and it hasn't completely changed.
As far as the price is concerned, the iPhone purchase threshold has indeed been lowered this time. Taking inflation into account, the low-end price is really good; it's the cheapest iPhone in history (except for the wild side of the iPhone SE). If you're a non-Apple user, iPhone 13 might be an opportunity to get started.
But for old apples $Apple (AAPL.US)$ For users, the iPhone 13 this time is just a routine upgrade.
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1. Storage space
2. The bangs become 20% smaller
3. Luxurious color scheme
4.A15 chip
5. Lens appearance
6. High refresh rate
7. Imaging function
8. Astrophotography function
9. Improved battery life
10. Price
Summarizing the keywords of the iPhone press conference, the one that appeared the most was “this is the best, most incredible, best, most advanced, pioneering, brand new...”. May I ask which year's iPhone was not touted as “the most powerful/perfect Apple phone in history”? This statement also seems logical, because the only opponent of the iPhone is the iPhone, which is more powerful than the iPhone, only the iPhone +1.
Many people have been looking forward to it for years...