iPhone 17 Air Thinness Speculation

This is a news story, published by BGR, that relates primarily to Ming-Chi Kuo news.

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iPhone 17 Air could be even slimmer than anticipated

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Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes Apple could make this device incredibly thin, with the thinnest part being around 5.5mm thick.

That being said, the analyst could have been speculating over previously reported information.

Kuo doesn't believe this iPhone will be responsible for improving Apple 's iPhone sales, even though it’s expected to sell better than the iPhone Plus.

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