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    Oct 28, 2019 7 minutes

    HOT NINE #1

    PRO’S POETRY

    Apple iPhone 11 Pro & Pro Max

    Apple has been making Macs, MacBooks and iPads for ‘Pros’ for a long time now, but we’ve had to wait until number 11 for it to stick the ‘P’ word on the end of an iPhone. But you can’t accuse the iPhone 11 Pro of not taking its title seriously. It’s forged of hardy surgical-grade stainless steel and has a new Super Retina XDR display, which means HDR10+, spatial audio, Dolby Vision and Atmos support. And at 1200 nits, you’ll be able to see it from Mars.

    The iPhone 11 Pro is available in 5.8in and 6.5in screen sizes; pick up the latter and you’ll see ‘iPhone 11 Pro Max’ written on the box – size aside, the specs are the same. From the front the Pro looks near-indistinguishable from its recent predecessors, sporting the ‘controversial’ notch that people got used to so very quickly. Flip it round, though, and you’ll be greeted by the three beady eyes that make up a new triple-camera setup. With wide, ultra-wide and telephoto lenses (all 12MP), as well as a new Night Mode, it

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