New Apple iPhone gets official as iPhone 4. 960 x 640 pixels Retina Display, HD video and more

As expected, today Apple has announced the fourth generation iPhone, which is not called iPhone 4G, and neither iPhone HD, but simply iPhone 4.

Steve Jobs says that iPhone 4 represents “the biggest leap since the original iPhone.” The new handset looks a lot like that leaked prototype we’ve seen many times until now.

It’s 9.4mm thick (“24% thinner than the iPhone 3G”), and it comes with a 3.5 inch so-called “Retina Display”, which features “326 pixels per inch” – that’s 960 x 640 pixels. “There has never been a display like this on a phone” says Steve Jobs, adding that the IPS technology used by the new display is “quite a bit better than OLED.” No mention of Samsung’s Super AMOLED display, though.

Here are some of the new features the iPhone 4 has:

The Apple iPhone 4 will be available in both black and white. Prices are as following (no surprise here, really):

The new iPhone will be available starting June 24 in 5 countries (US, UK, France, Germany and Japan). Pre-orders start on June 15. iPhone 3GS now costs $99.

iPhone OS 4 aka iOS4 will be made available starting June 21 to iPhone 3GS, iPhone 3G and iPod touch owners, for free.

(photos via Engadget)

Official iPhone 4 photos should be unveiled pretty soon, so we’ll make sure to update this article.

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  • James W

    Can see all the fanboys drooling over this, it's ok, but it ain't brilliant. HTC Evo and Nokia's N900 or it's successor all the way, the only 2 impressive models IMHO on the market today.

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