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It’s official, the three new iPhones are the (relatively) inexpensive iPhone XR, the mid-level iPhone XS, and the big-screen iPhone XS Max. All three feature numerous bits of enhanced technology—Apple’s presenters kept saying that whatever subsystem they were talking about was the best/fastest/largest ever to ship in an iPhone. That’s reflected in the prices, which are also the highest you’ll ever pay for an iPhone.

• iPhone XR: 64 GB for $749, 128 GB for $799, 256 GB for $899
• iPhone XS: 64 GB for $999, 256 GB for $1149, 512 GB for $1349 
• iPhone XS Max:64 GB for $1099, 256 GB for $1249, 512 GB for $1499  
• What the new iPhones all have in common
• Apple made much of the fact that all three phones are powered by the company’s new A12 Bionic chip, which boasts up to 15% faster performance, 50% less power consumption, and 50% faster graphics performance than last year’s A11 Bionic. It also features a next-generation Neural Engine that can run machine learning operations up to nine times faster than the A11 Bionic. Apart from generally improved performance, the A12 Bionic enables new computational photography capabilities, such as depth of field editing after the fact and Smart HDR photos that combine even more images into a single perfectly exposed shot.
• • The iPhone XR has a 6.1-inch LCD display that Apple is calling Liquid Retina, with a 1792-by-828 pixel resolution at 326 ppi.
  • The iPhone XS features a 5.8-inch OLED HDR display with a resolution of 2436-by-1125-pixel at 458 ppi.
  • The iPhone XS Max boasts an enormous 6.5-inch OLED HDR display with 2688-by-1242-pixel resolution at 458 ppi.
  The screen sizes drive the overall physical dimensions of each iPhone as well. You might think the iPhone XR would be the smallest, but in fact, it’s slightly taller and wider than the iPhone XS. The iPhone XS Max is the largest, of course, but it’s actually about a millimeter smaller than the old iPhone 8 Plus in height and width.