The iPhone is a beautiful machine with amazingly clean lines and smooth surfaces. But how does an iPhone that's suffered the normal daily wear and tear hold up...under a $30,000 optical microscope?
iPhoneScope
![iPhone microscope image](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEitBOymmsPcZR9CPFvPh4P8FWHTjXUixRZqTliT3WXCMDAPR3VL_jpsrP-vQ8QyUDi7y7rfG5TMgQQt6kKiq_sszsx1WyR6Cs7TpnGYaSNt3QQ9l6PvH2DyJPqBXmtF5P2DZFgjfP5TdbI/s400/iPhone-microscope-pics.jpg)
iPhoneScope2
![iPhone microscope snap](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjxPh0dbHdZLP9XUkAt2AXc-eYshRCFd4GndLwphXd_tCXcGaaZ3fyKBwHV2LHgMFW37B4yAS9znDXccUSyzYh5dj9S2TdU5tWZWMjglZt0pN7BOqL6_ZmS3B_2ZqEnUHpxq0uTIuuHs0s/s400/iPhone-microscope-image.jpg)
1. The screen is not made of rumored sapphire crystal, but glass.
2. The bezel is made of chrome plated steel.
3. The rear is made of anodized aluminum.
Via- [Gizmodo]
No comments:
Post a Comment