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Cheaper iPhone 5 'Lite' to have 8 megapixel camera: report

FP Staff • August 2, 2013, 20:05:23 IST
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According to a report in Apple Insider, the cheaper version of the iPhone which the media has dubbed as the iPhone 5C/ ‘iPhone 5 lite’ is likely to come with an eight megapixel camera.

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Cheaper iPhone 5 'Lite' to have 8 megapixel camera: report

Wondering what to expect in the rumoured iPhone 5 ‘Lite’? A camera on par with its more expensive version may be a certainity. According to a report in Apple Insider, the cheaper version of the iPhone which the media has dubbed as the iPhone 5C/ ‘iPhone 5 lite’ is likely to come with an eight megapixel camera. The report states that a picture of supposed “iPhone 5 Lite” or “iPhone 5C” rear camera was published on Thursday on Chinese site IT168. You can check out the Chinese report here. According to MacRumors, the Chinese website report states that the lens component has the same sapphire crystal-covered camera found in the iPhone 5. If Apple Insider is to be believed the camera lens isn’t the only thing common between the iPhone 5 and iPhone 5C lite. The report states that the"iPhone Lite" could have the same A6 processor and 1 GB RAM as the current iPhone 5. [caption id=“attachment_1006173” align=“alignleft” width=“380”]The alleged iPhone 5C Camera. The alleged iPhone 5C Camera.[/caption] The only difference appears to be that the ‘iPhone 5 lite’ could come with a plastic back cover available in a variety of colours. The existence of the cheaper iPhone was also confirmed by a China Labor Watch report which criticised the labour practices of the one of Apple’s suppliers Pegatron. The report noted: At this moment, in Shanghai, China, workers in Apple’s supplier factory Pegatron are monotonously working long overtime hours to turn out a scaled-back, less expensive version of the iPhone.  (For more details on the report click here )  If the latest rumours are true, the ‘iPhone 5 lite’ doesn’t appear to be drastically different from the iPhone 5 except that it may come at a cheaper price.

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