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On 10th September, Apple announced the launch of its new iPhone series at the launch event. The new series of iPhone succeed the last launched iPhone XR model. The new series includes three models; iPhone 11, iPhone 11 pro and iPhone 11 pro max.
The starting price of iPhone 11 in India stands at 64,000 which includes 64GB storage. iPhone 11pro costs 99,900 and iPhone 11pro max costs Rs 1,09,900. The 11 series gives an option between 64GB, 128GB, 256GB storage. The iPhone 11 series is scheduled to go out for sale from 27th September.
The main attraction in the new iPhone 11 series is the camera. The new models have come with triple rear cameras which are inclusive of a telephoto lens as well as a wide-angle lens that allows more than 40% of light to enter in. It also has an ultra-wide camera with a 120-degree field of view. The camera also has a feature of shooting 4K resolution video at 30 frames per second.
The iPhones have been in trend and are crazed by millions all over the world for a long long time now, not just due to its exceptional features, but also because of the ‘high’ reputation it holds. This time though it seemed to have gone too far with the selling prices.
The price of these models are so high and definitely affordable only to the extremely elite rich that, soon after the launch event, the internet was flooded with memes that are worth having a look at.
If you too have some of your own memes, feel free to share in the comments section below.
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