Exact weight difference between iPhone 4 models?
I'm looking for an EXACT weight for each model of iPhone 4. AT&T v. Verizon.
This has to do with a verrrry delicate balancing idea. So guesses, approximations, tenths of an ounce don't count.
What is the weight -- no fooling -- of each model with the identical memory?
Does anyone out there have both and a sub-gram scale that could shed some light on this?
All that I see in various "comparison" stories are things like "the -battery- weighs 1.3 g less in the Verizon model (but the vibrator is heavier by a micro fraction)", and Apple's published spec, which calls 137 g = 4.8 oz.
Actually 137 g = 4.83+ oz. And 4.80 oz is closer to 136 g in real life. So these figures are only as accurate as their tolerance is. Good enough for a consumer to grasp, but not an engineer.
I'm looking to pin it down to the tenth of a gram. Or better.
Any takers?
This has to do with a verrrry delicate balancing idea. So guesses, approximations, tenths of an ounce don't count.
What is the weight -- no fooling -- of each model with the identical memory?
Does anyone out there have both and a sub-gram scale that could shed some light on this?
All that I see in various "comparison" stories are things like "the -battery- weighs 1.3 g less in the Verizon model (but the vibrator is heavier by a micro fraction)", and Apple's published spec, which calls 137 g = 4.8 oz.
Actually 137 g = 4.83+ oz. And 4.80 oz is closer to 136 g in real life. So these figures are only as accurate as their tolerance is. Good enough for a consumer to grasp, but not an engineer.
I'm looking to pin it down to the tenth of a gram. Or better.
Any takers?
Mac Pro 8 core, Mac OS X (10.6.2), 6 GB RAM
