A 3D rendering of Apple's next iPhone?

A video is released that shows a side-by-side 3D-rendered comparison of Apple's alleged iPhone 5 and Samsung's Galaxy S3.

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Aug. 19, 2012 6:13 p.m. PT

Rumors have abounded, images have been leaked, and today a video was released that showed all the speculative features and components of the upcoming iPhone 5.

The video, found by RazorianFly, based the iPhone design on various leaks from Asian site iLab Factory. The iPhone shows a longer and thinner screen, far fewer pin dock connector, and what looks to be a "unibody." Samsung's recently released Galaxy S3 is shown floating next to the iPhone for comparison.

It's not clear which, if any, of the supposed iPhone features will be on the new smartphone when it is released. Rumor has it that Apple plans to unveil the iPhone 5 during an event on September 12 and the company will start accepting preorders as early as that same day.

For more rumors on the iPhone 5, check out CNET's compilation here.

Here's the video: