iPhone 4G/HD Leaks Continue [Specifications/Pictures/Videos]
By on May 17th, 2010

Apple may be hell bent on punishing Gizmodo for the iPhone 4G/HD leaks, but they aren’t the only ones who have managed to get their hands on a next gen iPhone. Not one but two Vietnamese websites have managed procure iPhone 4G prototypes. First off, it was Tinhte (who also managed to get their hands on secret new MacBook model), and now it is MainGuyen.

Neither of the leaked iPhone handsets had the iPhone OS on them. While Tinhte’s device was running “Bonfire” test routine, MainGuyen’s handset had something called “Inferno”.

Here are some more iPhone HD Snaps and Videos

iPhone-4G-Picture

iPhone-HD-Picture

According to Digitimes, iPhone 4G will sport a super high quality in-plane switching (IPS), fringe-field switching (FFS) display with a resolution of 960×640. FFS enables a wider viewing angle and provides clear display even under direct sunlight. IPhone 4G/HD will be powered by ARM Cortex A8 processor, along with a 512MB memory module from Samsung Electronics. Approximately 24 million units of iPhone 4G are expected to be shipped in 2010.

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  • smokes

    thats old

    • http://www.pallab.net Pallab De

      Depends on which information you are talking about. Tinhte leak is about a week old. But, the MainGuyen leak is new. And the Digitimes information is absolutely fresh.

  • http://www.jumpness.com bounce house

    Awwww sweet. I really like how it looks. I mentioned that on the last iPhone leak post, but these pictures and videos are much better. I'm starting to believe!

 
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