A 16GB flash storage module has been spotted on the recently leaked logic board for the iPhone 6, reports MacRumors.
A new set of photos from Feld & Volk and Sonny Dickson today that revealed the NFC chip present on the logic board of the 4.7-inch iPhone 6 also offers a good look at the flash storage module on this board. Based on the Toshiba part number, as seen on similar modules, the "7" indicates that this is a 16 GB module, suggesting the low-end iPhone 6 will continue to offer that amount of storage.
The discovery is in line with a previously leaked schematic and table that showed part numbers for the phone's various memory options. Notably, only 16GB, 64GB, and 128GB sizes are were the list, the 32GB variant is strangely is missing.
The leaked logic board also reveals that the device will have 1GB of RAM and has been used to assemble an iPhone 6 that actually powers on.
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Grgv - August 29, 2014 at 11:55pm
It would be interesting to see Apple move beyond 16GB for the base model, but it looks like they are sticking with it for the iPhone 6. Do you think we will see larger storage options?
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areilly111 - August 30, 2014 at 12:04am
What is your point? Just because one model of the device has 16GB, it doesn't mean the device is bad.