While Apple is preparing for the debut of a brand new iPhone, which according to some is 4S while others are adamant on 5, images of what could be a cheap iPhone 4 version being manufactured in Brazil have surfaced. This suggests that the world could soon be seeing an affordable variety of the Apple handset.
Gizmodo’s Brazil based operations have recently revealed images of an Apple handset being processed in the Foxconn manufacturing unit there. The device in question is an Apple handset with the working title N90A. Previous handsets from Apple have also shown a history of being nicknamed on similar lines. The iPhone 4 was known as the N90 while its CDMA version assumed the identity of N92. Also, some ready to be assembled parts spotted this season were bearing the codename N94. Apparently, these were pieces which should complete the upcoming cheap iPhone 4. Considering this history, the label N90A should not be any new handset but mostly a less pricey remake of the iPhone 4.
Also, observations highlight that Apple has always continued to market cheaper varieties of its outmoded models, which strengths the possibility of the new low-cost iPhone 4. One of these images also shows a model rejected from the Apple, allegedly due to reasons of a stained camera lens. This new cheap iPhone 4 is expected to cut cost by employing 8GB memory.
Reportedly, Foxconn is also making efforts to set up production facilities in Brazil for the iPhone and other Apple devices. The factory should also start dispatching iPads in the country by December.
