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Apple has opened its specialized laboratories in Cupertino to showcase how engineers test and calibrate the audio and video capabilities of the new iPhone 16. During a recent tour, CNET’s Patrick Holland explored an anechoic chamber designed to eliminate echoes, where Apple engineers focus on optimizing the iPhone's four microphones for professional-grade performance. Senior Director of Acoustics Engineering, Ruchir Dave, emphasized the importance of capturing sounds accurately in various environments, highlighting the innovative microphone technology and the Audio Mix feature that enhances user creativity in audio editing. Additionally, a theater-sized lab was revealed where display performance across different lighting conditions is calibrated, ensuring high-quality video output for iPhone users.
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