The Apple iPhone 6s has been certified by Chinese regulatory agency TENAA. The agency cited the specs on its website, noting that the device is powered by a dual-core 1.8GHz CPU.  A typo listed the phone as containing 4MB of RAM. The actual amount is 2GB of RAM, and the model that was certified contains 128GB of native storage.

Of course, most of the iPhone 6s specs are well known by now, including the 4.7-inch display, carrying a resolution of 750 x 1334. The  phone’s measurements were said by the regulator to be 67.1mm x 138.3mm x 7.1mm. That is .2mm thicker than its predecessor. At 141g, the new model weighs 12g more than last year. The added thickness and weight are both most likely due to the 3D Touch technology stuffed inside the phone.

After seeing all of those handsets from smaller Chinese manufacturers pose for their usual TENAA  portrait, it is somehow strange to see the iPhone 6s say cheese to TENAA’s photographer. The series of four photos can be found in the slideshow, below. The good news is that the iPhone 6s is now certified in China (as if there was any doubt) so that it can be released in the country on September 25th.

source: TENAA (translated) via Mobipicker