Apple _is_ playing the resolution game, but they're not in a hurry. That's why there was no resolution bump on the 3G or the 3GS, even though better displays we

Apple _is_ playing the resolution game, but they're not in a hurry. That's why there was no resolution bump on the 3G or the 3GS, even though better displays were available at the time. By doubling the resolution, they avoid a whole lot of problems by allowing old apps to run at their current resolution without any visible quality loss, something which a 1.5 bump would not achieve. From the prototype, you'll notice that the battery is much bigger. You can expect that Apple will put a faster chip (similar to the iPad) in the new phone, and that memory and CPU speed will not be an issue.