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Apple 5se rumored to use A9/M9 chips

Apple 5se rumored to use A9/M9 chips

Posted on January 28, 2016March 27, 2020 By Jarvis

We’ve heard a fair bit about Apple’s rumored iPhone 5se in the last few days. Obviously, it’s pretty big news that the company is not only releasing a smaller, 4-inch phone, but rolling back a number in their naming convention. Well now we have new information about what will potentially be inside the smaller device when it releases.

All of our previous sources pegged the new, strangely-named phone as having Apples A8 and M8 chips inside. However, with the iPhone 7 rumored to have A10/M10 inside, it wouldn’t exactly be a smart move for the company to shove chips that are two generations old inside of a new phone. And as it turns out, that may not be what we end up getting.
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