iPod touch 5G got a 800-MHz processor A5 and Battery 930 mAh

In addition to smartphones  iPhone 5  and  iPod nano , Apple has officially announced in September, the new model  iPod touch . Fifth-generation multimedia players have become more functional and more productive in comparison with the previous modifications. Edition Macotacara got into the hands of a sample of such a device is not released until the sale, and has published some interesting information.

According to the source, iPod touch 5G features dual-core A5, which is based on the architecture of ARM Cortex-A9 and clocked at 800 MHz. At the disposal of the program cover the player is also a graphics chip  PowerVR SGX543 , which provides unrivaled graphics performance other mobile devices Apple.

Overall performance of the processor iPod touch 5G match chip in iPhone 4S. At the same time, based on the published information, iPod got display with 1136 x 640 pixels and a density of 326 ppi. According to this parameter coincides with the latest player iPhone 5.

However, the battery is new technology does not in any way be compared with the flagship phone Apple. According to Macotacara, the device is powered battery capacity of 930 mAh and 3.7, whereas for the iPhone 5 are the same figures are 1434 mAh and 3.8 V. In all likelihood, the appetites of the device a positive impact no cell module: official data , battery lasts up to 8 hours of video playback or 40 hours of music.

Based on the published data, the media player is equipped with a 5 megapixel camera that can boast the same advantages as the camera iPhone 5: This is a backlit sensor, hybrid infrared filter, a five-element optics, autofocus and a protective sapphire crystal. In addition to the 5-megapixel photos, the new shoots video at 1080p.

Simultaneously with the publication of informal specifications iPod touch in the network has a public guide available to all users of the application iBooks.  iPod touch User Guide For iOS 6 is an electronic book, which revealed all the features of the new "OSes" in the context of the touch player Apple.