I don't disagree that the dual camera would be appreciated for both iPhone models. But that's what gives the Plus model the separation of having the more premium features for the larger model. I think if Apple included the dual camera on the 4.7 iPhone, it would partially take the exclusivity factor
Away from the Plus model, being Apple
Wants the consumer upgrade to the larger, more expensive model.
In retrospect, look at last year How Apple
marketed the iPhone 7. Almost all of their marketing went directly towards the dual camera in the iPhone 7 Plus. I didn't see any marketing geared towards the 4.7 iPhone. Apple wants the consumer to see the full potential of what the Plus model can offer with the dual camera.
I can see they want customers to buy the larger model since it is more expensive, but it is a shame they give such a premium feature only to the one able to use the plus model.
I hope this will end next year, when their lineup will hopefully feature the new bezel less design.
Doesn't 600 Million lens modules per MONTH seem a little excessive considering the amount of iPhones sold? This is still a massive amount if iPads are included.
Yeah it seems like a lot, even if they have more than one customer. I'd say 60 instead of 600 million modules are more credible, even if they provide them to Apple, Samsung etc.