Leaked ‘iPhone 5’ case images show device that’s only 7.6 mm thin

“It looks like the iPhone 5 is getting closer to release, as we’ve seen a few tantalising images leak of the hotly anticipated next-gen handset,” William Judd reports for Mobile Fun.

“Today, we’ve got a few more fresh images that may confirm that the iPhone will indeed be a fairly drastic redesign from the iPhone 4 and 4S,” Judd reports. “One manufacturer we spoke to said that he was sure that the leaked images were accurate – so sure that he was already preparing to construct iPhone 5 cases and he’d be willing to ship replacements for free if they turned out not to be perfect.”

Judd reports, “The phone is much bigger, measuring 58.47 mm wide, 123.83 mm high and 7.6 mm thin. The screen is 4-inches.”

Read more and check out the images in the full article here.

[Attribution: BGR. Thanks to MacDailyNews Reader “Judge Bork” for the heads up.]

15 Comments

  1. Yeah, but will it run Windows 8 RT? Does it have a keyboard in the cover? Is there an option to upgrade to the Pro version and have an Intel chip inside? If not, then “meh”.

  2. “One manufacturer we spoke to said that he was sure that the leaked images were accurate – so sure that he was already preparing to construct iPhone 5 cases and he’d be willing to ship replacements for free if they turned out not to be perfect.”

    Yes, because we didn’t see THAT happening leading up to the iPhone 4S release, with tapered cases for then then-rumoured iPhone 5:

    http://www.cultofmac.com/120168/is-this-what-iphone-5-looks-like/

    (at least this guy’s promising to ship free replacements if he’s wrong, but watch out for escape clauses in that guarantee)

  3. Definite hoax, “so sure that he was already preparing to construct iPhone 5 cases and he’d be willing to ship replacements for free if they turned out not to be perfect.”. Who buys a case for a product that doesn’t exist? He’s willing to ship replacements because there will be nothing to replace.

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