| Tier Model | Thickness | Battery | Display | VC Area | Bump Z | TDP / Sustained | Est. MSRP | Delta vs Ultra |
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The source converts entered battery capacity to watt-hours using assigned voltage three point eight eight and dividing milliamp-hours by one thousand. Hypothetical four thousand yields fifteen point five two watt-hours; five thousand yields nineteen point four. Bars use twenty-five pixels per watt-hour. The saved phone names, event and specifications are unverified; this explains the programmed model. For the source two hundred camera option, assigned sensor depth is seven point one millimeters. Body thickness six leaves usable thickness four point six after subtracting one point four, producing bump two point five. Body seven point two leaves five point eight, producing bump one point three. Bars share one hundred sixty pixels per millimeter. Actual sensor packaging and phone measurements are not established by this equation. At hypothetical body thickness ten, usable thickness eight point six exceeds assigned depth seven point one. The raw difference is minus one point five, but the code floors bump height at point six. Bars compare the earlier six-millimeter body bump two point five with the floored point six at the same scale. Complete native JSON/reset/four-width allocation and first publisher footer remain preserved; these heuristics do not validate real product performance.