A new report has revealed information regarding the Apple Watch Series 7. The next gen smartwatch from the company will apparently feature a smaller “S7” chipset that will open up more space for other internal components.
According to a paywalled report from DigiTimes (Via MacRumors), the Apple Watch Series 7 from the Cupertino based giant will house a new double sided SiP (System in Package). This new chipset will be built from Taiwanese supplier ASE Technology. On the supplier’s official website, ASE Technology confirmed that its double sided technology will allow for module miniaturization. In other words, the company’s latest smartwatch could sport a smaller “S7” chipset under the hood.
At the moment, the iPhone maker is expected to launch the Series 7 Watch in September of this year. This launch month is in line with its previous generation announcements. Furthermore, the brand is also reported on testing thinner display bezels and a new lamination technique that could bring the display and the front glass cover closer together.
Similarly, we had previously reported on the smartwatch featuring a new flat design along with a new mint green color variant. Previous leaks had also claimed that the upcoming Watch Series 7 will feature a blood glucose level tracking function along with a body temperature tor sensor as well.
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