“Toothpaste burst” is true: Apple’s iPhone 17 standard version supports the dual-band GPS function exclusive to the Pro series before

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According to IT Home on September 10, during the “Burning in the Forward” theme event held at 1 a.m. today, Apple released the standard version of iPhone 17, priced at 5,999 yuan in China (click here to visit).

The standard version of the iPhone 17 has been upgraded to a large extent. It is equipped with the A19 chip for the first time, and the screen finally supports 120Hz (supports ProMotion, with a maximum refresh rate of 120Hz), promises “all-day battery life”, and is equipped with a 48-megapixel fusion dual-camera system.

IT Home noticed that Apple’s official website shows that the standard version of iPhone 17 also supports the precise dual-band GPS (GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, QZSS, Beidou and NavIC) functions previously exclusive to the Pro series.

Earlier today, Xiaomi Group partner/president, mobile phone department president, and Xiaomi brand general manager Lu Weibing posted a message today saying that he thought this was definitely the year with the biggest changes on the iPhone, and summarized and evaluated that “the standard version of iPhone 17 is indeed very strong, and the toothpaste is crowded.” Based on this, Lu Weibing’s evaluation is “not false”.

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