Unloading, iPhone SE Still Use Some old Parts

SE components on a disassembled iPhone (Credit; iFixit)

 Apple recently released a new smartphone lineup, which is aimed at fans of a 4 inch screen. Given the name iPhone SE, the smartphone has a dimension which is not much different from previous Apple smartphones, iPhone 5s, both in terms of design and size. But the interesting thing is, the SE's iPhone while using the smaller screen size, chipset diusungnya similar to its flagship line, the iPhone 6s, using A9 chipset.

But despite it all, it turns out Apple still uses some components of legacy devices from Apple's latest smartphone. As reported by GSM Arena, Friday (04/01/2016), mentioned that one of the technology companies try to disassemble the iPhone SE is because they want to see, what components exist on the smartphone.
 
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Once unloaded, they found that the SE's iPhone seems to still use some legacy components, which are used in the previous series smartphones. Call it the use of the camera module is similar to the rumored front camera module ahead of the iPhone 5. Not only that, the controller on the touch screen is also much like on the iPhone 5s, so naturally when the iPhone SE 3D Touch is not found.

Some of the modules contained in SE iPhone, a combination of the iPhone 5 and iPhone 6s (Credit: Chipworks)

To the clear iPhone SE chipset similar to the iPhone 6s, which uses A9 chipset. In addition, some components of the iPhone 6s similar SE used on the iPhone, among others, storage components, sound module, NFC, and parts of the sensor. As for the modem, iPhone SE uses the same components as the iPhone 6.

It turned out that the new smartphone is not only new components used are also yes. But even so, iPhone SE is able to compete with the seniors, iPhone 6s, even in some benchmark testing, iPhone SE approaching performance with his brother.

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