iPhone X it has a double logic board and battery, according to the first professional disassembly done today, the Apple phone being disassembled and explained in detail for everyone. I knew since yesterday that the new iPhone has two integrated batteries by Apple, but the correct term is a battery consisting of two different cells, arranged in the shape of the letter L in the case of the new smartphone to fit.
The iPhone X has a logic board approximately 70% smaller than the one used in the iPhone 8 Plus, even though it has more connectors and more chips integrated by the Apple company. Apple managed to reduce the dimensions of the logic board by bending and welding it during manufacturing, the components on it being mounted on one side and the other, in an unprecedented change not only for Apple, but for the smartphone world.
The iPhone X would have a logic board 35% larger than that of the iPhone 8 Plus if it were unfolded and laid out on a table, the density of components on it being the highest seen so far. Apple managed to mount more components in the logic board of the iPhone X than in the case of the Apple Watch, the efficiency with which it found space for all the chips and all the connectors being impressive, even for Apple.
iPhone X has a double logic board and battery, here are all the new features
The iPhone X has the logic board created in this way to make room for the L-shaped two-cell battery, which is mounted in this way to fit into the small case. The iPhone X has a battery that offers 10.35 Whr compared to the 10.28 Whr of the iPhone 8 Plus, so theoretically it is slightly larger, with 2716 mAh, but the difference will not have any impact on the battery autonomy.
iPhone X also has a protective component for the camera, it would work like an "airbag" to protect it from possible movements made during a stronger impact. Moving on, to make room for the TrueDepth camera, Apple moved the speaker from the ear a little lower, so that's how they managed to integrate the new front camera for Face ID in the iPhone X.
The iPhone X also has a coil for wireless charging, fast charging, but also 3 GB of DDR 4 RAM from Hynix, and probably those from Samsung. The storage media are bought from Toshiba and Samsung, and the new A11 Bionic chip hides 6 cores that offer the very good performance you already know, but apparently only in synthetic tests, not in real use.
