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iPhone 12 might not have the display you really want

iPhone 12 might not have the display you really want

Posted on August 1, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

A report claims that the iPhone 12 displays won’t have a 120Hz refresh rate

Apple has already confirmed that you’ll be waiting longer than usual for new iPhones this fall. And if you’re waiting for the iPhone 12 to sport a faster refresh rate, you’re in for an even longer wait according to a new report.

Current iPhones feature displays that refresh at a typical 60Hz rate, but some iPhone 12 rumors suggested that at least some of the new models may double that speed to 120Hz. But now GizChina points to a report from MyDrivers in which supply chain sources say Apple won’t bring that feature to the iPhone 12.
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