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Apple to launch iPhone 9 Plus along with iPhone 9 with A13 bionic chipset


Apple expected to launch two budget iPhones soon

iphone 9, iphone 9 plus
iPhone 9 expected design

As we all know that Cupertino based company Apple is working on budget iPhone 9 (successor of iPhone SE) for 2020. Now it has emerged that there wouldn't be single budget iPhone to be released in 2020. According to 9to5Mac website, Apple is also working on iPhone 9 Plus too.

Although corona virus outbreak delayed the iPhone 9 release but this doesn't stopped the company to work on new hardware. Both iPhone 9 and iPhone 9 Plus seems to come with A13 bionic chipset which is present in iPhone 11 series  and may have physical home button supporting old Touch Id feature.  As we know that Apple discontinued home button after iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus but now again company is in mood to replace much more expensive Face Id feature with Touch Id in order to decrease its cost.

It is not incorrect to believe that both these iPhones will be the replacement of iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 plus which was launched in year 2017. iPhone 9 and iPhone 9 Plus may come with the LCD screen size of 4.7 and 5.5 inch respectively. iPhone 9 series is expected to have NFC reader which is supported on devices release from last year onwards and also be able to use Apple pay.

Both iPhone 9 and iPhone 9 plus will definitely help the company to compete in entry level premium segment which is mostly dominated by its Android counterparts. After its release, it will be best time for old iPhone users to upgrade their smartphone with the latest one without spending much money.

Now coming to most important question its pricing. Till now, we haven't heard anything about what the iPhone 9 Plus could cost but iPhone 9 is expected to launch at a price tag of 399$.


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