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3月20日，社交平台上有博主晒出了iPhone 17 Air首个手机壳，这个横向长条状的摄像头模组设计，实在像极了谷歌手机标志性的"防爆盾"风格。
从曝光图来看，苹果这次似乎真的在挑战用户的视觉习惯。整个后置镜头模组呈水平横向排列，占据了背部近三分之一的宽度，与目前在售的iPhone系列标志性的对角线矩阵设计形成鲜明对比。按键布局也进行了重新规划，右侧集中了操作按钮和音量键，左侧仅保留电源键，这种不对称设计在苹果产品中颇为罕见。
硬件参数方面，多方消息源证实这款机型将配备6.6英寸ProMotion自适应刷新率屏幕，但更值得关注的是其5.65mm的机身厚度。这个数据不仅打破了苹果自家纪录，即便放在整个智能手机市场也属于"超薄选手"。不过极致的轻薄化似乎带来了取舍，实体SIM卡槽的消失意味着用户必须全面转向eSIM技术，对于仍在使用实体卡的国际漫游用户来说，或许需要提前做好心理准备。
产品线调整方面，苹果似乎有意用Air系列取代存在感渐弱的Plus机型。更耐人寻味的是，供应链消息显示该机型将搭载苹果自研的C1基带芯片。考虑到苹果与高通在5G基带上的多年纠葛，这个决策既可能成为扭转信号短板的契机，也可能重蹈英特尔基带的覆辙。毕竟，基带研发的技术壁垒可比设计手机壳复杂得多。
从社交平台的讨论风向来看，这次设计变革似乎正在撕裂果粉群体。有人调侃这是"库克从谷歌设计部挖了墙角"，也有资深用户认为苹果需要这种打破常规的尝试。不过当看到爆料图中那个略显突兀的横向摄像头时，或许更多人会疑惑：这到底是苹果在探索新设计语言，还是仅仅为了差异化而差异化的权宜之计?随着WWDC开发者大会临近，答案或许会比我们想象的更早揭晓。
