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Apple May Have Used Chip Binning for the A18 Pro, With Only One Key Difference From the A18
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Apple May Have Used Chip Binning for the A18 Pro, With Only One Key Difference From the A18
By Andrej Kovacevic 11th Sep 2024
Apple May Have Used Chip Binning for the A18 Pro, With Only One Key Difference From the A18
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Apple May Have Used Chip Binning for the A18 Pro, With Only One Key Difference From the A18

With the iPhone 16 series, one thing remains consistent: all models benefit from TSMC’s second-generation 3nm process, ensuring performance gains across the board. However, Apple has likely employed chip binning—a common industry practice—to differentiate between the ‘Pro’ and ‘non-Pro’ variants. This strategy isn’t new for the tech giant, and it seems they’ve applied it again…

By Andrej Kovacevic 11th September 2024

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