will be having vs will having

[Polyester]

The iPhone 7 will be having a error on the screen.
The iPhone 7 will having a high quantity screen.

Are both sentences correct?
If not, please point out which one is incorrect.:up:

 

[Matthew Wai]

iPhone 7 will have a high-definition screen.

 

[bhaisahab]

They are both incorrect. They are ungrammatical and they don't make sense.

 

[Matthew Wai]

iPhone 7 will have a faulty screen.

 

[emsr2d2]

Other than (presumably Apple's) claim that the iPhone 7 will have a high-quality screen, what is the purpose of creating sentences which seem to be making predictions about the iPhone 7 (given that it hasn't been released yet)? It's impossible to say now that any iPhone 7 will have a faulty screen or an error on the screen.

An article is needed before "iPhone 7" in each case.