Next iPhone could be even thinner and lighter thanks to smaller LED backlighting chips

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By Christian ZibregMay 26, 2015, 10:48 am463 pts
In its never-ending quest of engineering ever thinner and lighter devices, Apple is said to use smaller LED backlighting chips that could, at least theoretically, make the next iPhone(s)—you guessed right— smaller and lighter. Citing a TrendForce report, DigiTimes said Tuesday that next-generation ‘iPhone 6s’…

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