Here's WMPU's table, anyway, well done to Surur for putting it together here:
You can see the WMPU feature here.
In fact, several of the blanks in the original table have now been filled in by the community - the iPhone 6s Plus has 2GB of RAM and a battery capacity of just less than 3000mAh.
We're used to Lumia flagships that are slightly behind the smartphone cutting edge, but a look at the spec table above shows that the 950 and 950 XL, if all the rumours pan out, will be very competitive indeed. The rumoured 950 XL in fact 'beats' the new iPhone 6s Plus on:
- screen to bezel ratio (though the display on the Lumia does include controls for much of the time, so it's a slightly moot point!)
- display resolution
- battery capacity (the iPhone's isn't given, but it'll be less than that in the current model, as per the decrease for the 6S over the 6)
- RAM
- camera resolution (though, as we know, resolution isn't everything!)
- LED flash power (TRIPLE LED flash is going to be fun to test versus Xenon...!)
- FFC flash
- Price (this is a sure fire bet!)
Of course, there's far more to the smartphone experience that raw specs. The 950 XL and iPhone 6s Plus have very different interfaces and ambitions - Windows 10 Mobile on the former is much more about a 'serious' interface, mirroring Windows 10 on the desktop and providing continuity (even Continuum - see what I did there?!), while iOS 9 with all the Force 3D Touch enhancements, plus the resurrection of Nokia's old 'Living Images' idea, are geared slightly more to consumers, media and fun. It's a subtle distinction, I'll admit, so I'll come back to this in a feature in the future, to flesh it all out!
