Apple Reportedly Looking to Purchase LED Camera Flash Components
January 8th, 2010 admin
AppleInsider reports on information from a source claiming that Apple is looking to acquire significant quantities of LED camera flash components, sparking speculation that the company is planning to add flash capabilities to its camera on the iPhone…
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Apple in recent months has moved to procure significant quantities of LED camera flash components that could help the iPhone maker’s next-generation mobile handsets produce superior image and video captures in low-light situations, AppleInsider has learned.
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Filed under: Hardware , Multimedia , Rumors , Apple , iPhone , iPod touch Isn’t competition wonderful? Apple Insider is citing a well-placed source saying Apple is grabbing significant quantities of LED flash devices for use in the iPhone — possibly for the iPod touch as well, if Apple decides to add a camera to that product. “People...
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