http://www.pcgamer.com/heres-the-pc-you-can-build-for-the-price-of-the-new-iphone-x/

Apple just finished launching the latest iteration of the iPhone, with the expected 8 and 8 Plus replacing the 7 and 7 Plus, but in an interesting twist, there's also a new iPhone X—pronounced iPhone ten. I have no idea what Apple is going to call the mainstream iPhone in two years, once it's done with the 9 and 9 Plus, but let's talk about the X for a moment.

Apple is known for creating some impressive hardware, but I have to say I'm not feeling any itch to upgrade from my iPhone SE—and no, animoji isn't helping, though they do prove you can make something even more terrible than The Emoji Movie. The A11 SoC at the heart of the new iPhones looks good, promising better performance than the A10 while using less power, with a net gain of two hours of battery life. The A11 is also the first SoC to feature an Apple-designed GPU, which Apple says is as fast as the A10's GPU while using half the power. Then there's the (nearly) full coverage edge-to-edge display, the main selling point.