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Apple iPhone 4 Price & Full Specifications



Apple iPhone 4

Price: Discontinued (originally launched at $199)
16GB variant · Original US contract launch price · Launched June 2010
Apple iPhone 4 introduced the biggest design overhaul yet — a glass-and-steel "sandwich" body, the Retina Display, and the front-facing camera with FaceTime.
Launch
AnnouncedJune 7, 2010
ReleasedJune 24, 2010
DiscontinuedSeptember 2013
Display
Screen Size3.5 inches
Resolution640 x 960 pixels
Pixel Density~326 ppi (Retina Display, new)
Refresh Rate60Hz (standard)
Display TypeIPS LCD
Brightness500 nits (typical, Apple advertised)
FeaturesMulti-touch, Oleophobic coating
ProtectionCorning Gorilla Glass (front & back)
Performance
ChipsetApple A4 (45nm)
CPUSingle-core ARM Cortex-A8, 1.0 GHz
GPUPowerVR SGX535
Neural EngineNot Supported
Ray TracingNot Supported
RAM512 MB
CoolingPassive design (No active cooling)
Operating SystemiOS 4 (max update: iOS 7.1.2)
AINot Supported
Gaming PerformanceSolid for its time (early Infinity Blade era)
FPS SupportN/A
Graphics SupportOpenGL ES 2.0
Benchmark
AnTuTu 11Not Supported
AnTuTu CPUNot Supported
AnTuTu GPUNot Supported
AnTuTu MemoryNot Supported
AnTuTu UXNot Supported
Too old for compatibility with current AnTuTu 11 benchmarking software.
Rear Camera
Main Camera5 MP, f/2.8, autofocus, LED flash
Ultra WideNo
TelephotoNo
Long ZoomNo
StabilizationNo
Camera FeaturesHDR photos, LED flash, geotagging, backside illumination sensor
Front Camera
CameraVGA (0.3 MP) — first iPhone with front camera
ApertureN/A
FocusFixed focus
FeaturesFaceTime video calling (Wi-Fi only)
Video Recording
Rear Video720p @ 30fps
ProResNot Supported
ProRes RAWNot Supported
Apple Log 2Not Supported
Slow MotionNot Supported
Front VideoVGA quality (FaceTime, Wi-Fi only)
AudioBuilt-in mic, mono recording
Battery
Battery TypeLi-Po, built-in (non-removable)
Battery Capacity1420 mAh
Video PlaybackUp to 10 hours
Streamed VideoNot Supported
Charging
Wired ChargingVia 30-pin dock connector
Fast ChargingNo
MagSafeNo
Qi2No
PortApple 30-pin dock connector
Connectivity
5GNo
4GNo
Wi-Fi802.11b/g/n
Bluetooth2.1 + EDR
NFCNo
UWBNo
ThreadNo
Wireless ChipNot Disclosed
FM RadioNo
USB & Expansion
Connector30-pin dock connector
USB SpeedUSB 2.0
Display OutputNot Supported
External DisplayNot Supported
SIM & Network
SIMMicro-SIM (new, smaller size)
eSIMNo
NetworkQuad-band GSM/EDGE, 3G HSDPA 7.2 Mbps
Navigation & Location
GPSYes, Assisted GPS
Other SystemsNo
CompassYes, digital compass
LocationGPS, Wi-Fi & cell tower triangulation
Sensors
Face IDNo
LiDARNo
MotionThree-axis Gyroscope (new), Accelerometer
Other SensorsAmbient Light Sensor, Proximity Sensor, Digital Compass
Audio & Multimedia
SpeakersEarpiece + loudspeaker
Spatial AudioNot Supported
Dolby AtmosNot Supported
Audio FormatsAAC, MP3, WAV, AIFF
Software Features
BrowserSafari (HTML)
MapsGoogle Maps with GPS & compass
Document ViewerYes
Photo ViewerYes
Predictive Text InputYes
MultitaskingYes (introduced with iOS 4)
FaceTimeYes (new to this model)
Build & Protection
FrameStainless steel band (also acts as antenna)
Front ProtectionCorning Gorilla Glass
Back ProtectionCorning Gorilla Glass
Water ResistanceNo IP rating
Dimensions115.2 x 58.6 x 9.3 mm
Weight137 grams
Colors
Available ColorsBlack, White (White added June 2011)
Storage & Price
Card SlotNo (fixed internal storage only)
16GBDiscontinued (originally $199)
32GBDiscontinued (originally $299)
Misc
Model NumberA1332 (iPhone3,1)
Overall: The iPhone 4 was a landmark redesign — Retina Display, FaceTime, and a new glass-and-steel look — though it also became infamous for the "Antennagate" signal issue tied to its steel band design.
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