Apple develops new camera module design to improve MacBook Pro FaceTime camera quality

Apple is working on a new camera module design that aims to improve the FaceTime camera quality of the MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro's camera is not as good as the iPhone's camera because it is limited by the space above the screen. Apple's latest design shows a larger camera module that is less than 3 mm thick and slightly above the screen surface. The module can be installed in the "bangs" position at the top of the screen, or it can be moved to the side of the screen, or even removed from the screen and installed on the back. Users can adjust the camera module according to the current screen angle while using the MacBook to shoot from different angles. These innovative designs provide the possibility of flexible configuration in the future, and there are other features to be developed, such as replacing the screen or keyboard module according to different needs. Although this new design may bring better shooting effects and usage experience, it is also necessary to consider its possible impact, such as the camera module may protrude slightly from the screen surface, which may affect the user experience. In addition, the operation of removing and installing the camera module also needs to be handled with caution to ensure the safety and stability of the device. Overall, Apple's upcoming new design, especially the transformation of the MacBook Pro, will bring a brand new experience to users. This change is not only reflected in the appearance and performance of the hardware, but also indicates Apple's persistence and exploration in the direction of design concept and technological innovation. We look forward to seeing what these new products bring to users over time.