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| Predictions for upcoming Apple computers |
Apple's live event in California is full of ads, from the iPhone 13 series to the upcoming Apple Watch Series 7 to the sixth generation iPad mini.
Users want the company to advertise something. But Apple doesn't, including the new MacBook Pro and next-generation AirPods.
However, it will still look promising soon, especially since October is the month when the company has historically released new Macs.
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gorman said the company may host at least another online event in the coming weeks.
Here are some of the more popular devices we expect to see in the coming months.
Gorman plans to redesign the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro early next month to incorporate the new M1X chip.
Rumor has it that the new laptop redesigns the flat edge and re-equips the MagSafe magnetic charger, adding previously removed inputs like the HDMI port and SD card slot.
After the company introduced the MacBook Pro, Gorman also predicted that we might see an upgrade to a larger Mac mini, a larger iMac, an updated Mac Pro workstation, and even a newer, lesser MacBook Pro.
According to reports, each device is powered by the company's next-generation internal chip, which performs and performs much better than the current M1 chip. However, there is no guarantee that the company will announce these devices before the end of the year.
Predictions for upcoming Apple computers
There are a lot of rumors that the company may be showing off its third generation AirPods at its iPhone 13 event. When the company didn't, it was a huge surprise. We can see his first appearance before the holiday starts.
Upon arrival, the new AirPods feature some of the most significant shape changes since they debuted in 2016. They could be similar in design to AirPods Pro, with a new case and shorter feet. But there is no noise reduction function.
The new AirPods are said to be priced between $150 and $200. It's not clear if the company will sell two different versions like the current AirPods, one with a wireless charging case and one without it.
In the opening speech on Tuesday. The company announced the launch of its upcoming operating system for smartwatches, watchOS 8, as well as iOS 15 and iPadOS 15, on September 20.
However, macOS users do not yet know when macOS Monterey, the successor to macOS Big Sur, will be officially released.
macOS Monterey, which was first offered as a free update during WWDC 2021 and has been tested in a public beta since July, is expected to appear in the fall.
This update brings improvements to FaceTime, Safari, and a number of other apps. Monterey also offers features like Live Text and Universal Control. This is a feature that allows you to quickly control and transfer files between multiple Apple devices.
There will be no Mac update during the event on Tuesday. It looks like the company will most likely announce a Monterey launch date in October through rumors.