These last days, to a large extent, have been dedicated to the new range of Apple products, in which, more than anything else, the iPhone 11, the series that is made up of three models and that arrives to break all the industry standards ... or to try, at least.
The Cupertino company has always been known for launching star products. All their terminals, from smartphones to smartwatches, always seek to be the best in everything, and that is what they have achieved in the AnTuTu database, the benchmark that has tested them to bring to light the scores of these terminals in each of its performance sections.
The chipset responsible for the following scores reached by the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max is the A13 Bionic, the new processor of the American company that is endowed with multiple processing capacities based on Artificial Intelligence, which can boast of processing up to 1 billion tasks per second. Geekbench, in a recent development, has listed it as a more powerful SoC than the Snapdragon 855 Plus, the Kirin 980 and the Exynos 9825, three chipsets belonging to Qualcomm, Huawei and Samsung, respectively.
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- iPhone 11
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- iPhone 11 Pro
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- iPhone 11 Pro Max
The iPhone 11 is the most basic model of the new set of three, but by no means a phone that doesn't have much to offer; quite the opposite. This could register a not modest mark of 456,655 points in the AnTuTu database, while the iPhone 11 Pro and Pro Max could be done with a not inconsiderable score of 455,452 and 465,098. The gaps in figures between these models is somewhat insignificant; This is because they all have the aforementioned processor, although with different versions of RAM and ROM.