Device |
Colours: |
Black / Slate, White / Silver |
Price from: |
649 $ |
Release date: |
Q3/2012 |
Processor |
Name: |
Apple A6 |
Manufacturer: |
Apple |
Cores / Threads: |
2 / 2 |
Frequency: |
1.30 GHz |
Structure: |
32 nm |
Architecture: |
A6 |
Release date: |
Q3/2012 |
Memory |
Memory Size: |
1 GB |
Memory Type: |
LPDDR2 1066 |
Memory Bandwith: |
8.5 GB/s |
Upgradeable? |
No |
Graphic card |
Name: |
PowerVR SGX543MP3 |
Type: |
Internal |
Frequency: |
0.27 GHz |
Memory Size: |
0.50 GB |
Memory Type: |
LPDDR2 |
Structure: |
32 nm |
Release date: |
Q3/2012 |
Graphic card 2 |
Name: |
%%c_gpu2_name%% |
Type: |
%%c_gpu2_type%% |
Frequency: |
%%c_gpu2_freq%% GHz |
Memory Size: |
%%c_gpu2_memory_size%% GB |
Memory Type: |
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Structure: |
nm |
Release date: |
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Screen |
Size: |
4.0 inch |
Resolution: |
1136 x 640 @ 60 Hz (326 ppi) |
Ratio: |
-- |
Technology: |
IPS |
Brightness: |
500 nits |
HDR support: |
No |
Always On Display: |
No |
1. external display: |
-- |
2. external display: |
-- |
3. external display: |
-- |
Storage |
Size: |
16 - 64 GB |
Type: |
eMMC |
Interface: |
|
Upgradeable? |
No |
2. drive: |
-- |
Card reader: |
-- |
Battery |
Type: |
Lithium-Ion |
Capacity: |
5.45 Wh |
Battery life: |
40.00 h |
Charging: |
Lightning-Port |
Network |
Wireless LAN: |
802.11 a/b/g/n |
LAN: |
-- |
Bluetooth: |
Bluetooth 4.0 |
Cellular: |
4G (LTE) |
Camera |
Front camera: |
-- |
Wide: |
8.0 MP, 1080p @ 30 Hz |
%%c_camera_back2_name%%: |
%%c_camera_back2%% |
%%c_camera_back3_name%%: |
%%c_camera_back3%% |
Ports |
HDMI: |
-- |
DVI: |
-- |
DisplayPort: |
-- |
Thunderbolt: |
-- |
USB: |
-- |
USB-C: |
-- |
Lightning: |
1x |
Other: |
-- |
Dimensions / Housing |
Height: |
124 mm |
Width: |
59 mm |
Depth: |
8 mm |
Weight: |
112 g |
Housing Material: |
Aluminum |
Glas Type: |
-- |
IP Protection Class: |
-- |
Additional data |
Part-no: |
A1428, A1429, A1442 |
Ident-No: |
iPhone5,1 / iPhone5,2 |
EMC-No: |
2610 |
Security features: |
-- |
Apple iPhone 5 4" (2012)
Apple A6, 1 GB LPDDR2
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Benchmark results
The theoretical computing power of the graphics card with single precision (32 bit) in TFLOPS. TFLOPS indicates how many trillion FP32 floating point operations the graphics card (GPU) can perform per second. The larger this number, the faster the graphics card is.
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