Cheaper iPhone 4 'N90A' Photos Leak from Foxconn Factory
Now, as a reminder, the N90A is expected to be the low-end cheaper iPhone 4 model that is to be released alongside the iPhone 4S (N94) model. The current iPhone 4 carries a model number of N90, so changes are expected to be slight. So, these images don't actually show anything we don't already know, but do seem to represent a legitimate leak from a Foxconn factory producing Apple iPhones.
The [devices] are basically ready to be delivered, as shown in these photos obtained exclusively. The most interesting: they are a new model, it seems, will have less capacity and is cheaper.
Readers may recall that Foxconn has been working to expand iPad production into Brazil as well. Apparently, they have already been producing iPhones there.
This second image shows the model number ("N90A") in the top left and shows it didn't pass inspection:
This model is supposed to represent the cheaper iPhone 4 (8 GB?) model that will replace the iPhone 3GS in the low end. The higher end iPhone is believed to be called the iPhone 4S and will carry an A5 processor.
Top Rated Comments
(View all)This is confusing.
why is everyone seemingly obsessed with a re-design?
Shouldn't it be functionality over form?
As long as the 4S has a bigger screen then I'm fine, but no, just a 4S after 16 months is just BS.
Is it just me, Or does the right picture look like Edge to Edge glass?
Just you.
It would be refreshing not to see "Made in China" for once. ;)
And I bet that SJ and Apple hate Gizmodo even more now. :)
Now that would be a change.
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