iPhone 7 with A10 chip and 3 GB RAM is to be launched in 2016 by the company Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),, or at least that's what a well-known Asian analyst claims, who in the past had valid information about unreleased Apple products.
iPhone 7 is going to be launched by the Apple company in the fall of next year, as has been happening for several years with the new models of iPhone terminals, so from this point of view there are no surprises and you don't have to expect anything else at the moment .
iPhone 7 with A10 chip and 3 GB RAM will continue to be available in versions with 4.7 inch and 5.5 inch screens, the Apple company not having any intention to change the dimensions of its terminals for now, they being extremely appreciated.
iPhone 7 – A10 chip, 3 GB RAM
The interesting part, however, comes in the differences between the devices, such that The iPhone 7 with a 4.7-inch screen will have 2 GB of RAM, while The iPhone 7 Plus with a 5.5-inch screen would have 3 GB of RAM, the additional amount likely to support new functions.
Moreover, to ensure that next year there will not be one chipgate scandal, the Apple company would have decided to use only A10 chips manufactured by TSMC for its terminals, so there should be no more differences in terms of autonomy or performance.
Offering different amounts of RAM in the iPhone 7 and 7 iPhone Plus it doesn't seem to be something usual for the Apple company, but anything is possible when we talk about those from Cupertino because the implementation of new functions can motivate Apple to make such differences.
At the moment the differences between iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus it boils down to size, battery capacity and the existence of an optical image stabilizer, so the inclusion of another differentiating element could also generate an increase in the price difference.
