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Gurman: Apple Preparing 'Widest Array of New Hardware Products in Its History' for Fall
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Just the article writer’s inability to proof read their work.
Seriously though, I am more excited to see what Apple brings this year than I have been in a long while.
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One is listed 2nd. One is listed 4th. Any other questions?
More guesses by a bozo Gurman who guesses wrong more often than not. Meh…
That comes with two display options, 14" or 16"...!
Maybe Mini LED panel supply issues, just like with the ASi 14" & 16" MBP laptops...?
Max SoC mini, Max SoC mini, Max SoC mini...!
We talking the QuickTake handheld point & shoot cameras, or the iSight webcam...?!? ;^p
So I guess you have not seen the 2018 October Mac Event presentation where Apple announced the new Space Gray Mac mini and showed off a range of "Pro" usage paths...?
I've never been more excited about Apple's product pipeline. 2022 is going to be an unforgettable year for us all.
2021 was equally nice I’d say! Great desktops and laptops. Phone was updated like clockwork. Lame improvements on Watch but that’s just their strategy to give as less as possible per year unless they’re forced to deliver otherwise.
Personally the small MacPro would be of interest to me depending on specs but it should be more than plenty powerful enough for what I need.
I’d end up sticking with external HDD’s because as much as I love the SSD getting into the larger sized units like 8tb is still cost prohibitive for me and that is no one’s fault because I have 0.00 income coming in.
No has nothing to do with Covid or the economy it is just the fact that I was diagnosed w/ terminal cancer.
I’d love to be able to do something from home that I would not get scammed on. Keep looking but you know the make $25k in a month is not something I’m going to even go to a website to look at.
I agree 2021 was a very good year, but 2022 has the feel of something much bigger about to happen.
I second this. Please please, work on software too.
Well, we know one thing for sure. The software bugs will be bigger issues than the new hardware and it will be months before the software is actually released that was touted in the Keynote. Thats the new Apple. Too bad Apple does not have someone in charge that understands Technology.
It would be worth it just to drive the Touchbar haters crazy. You could walk into a Starbucks, flash your Touchbar, and they’d flee in panic.
The only real news here is that the 27” iMac refresh might not come til fall, instead of spring as we’ve heard previously.
I’m inclined to doubt that, though. Apple likes to space out its product announcements. Dropping that many new products at once is not impossible, but it would be unprecedented.
I’m inclined to doubt that, though. Apple likes to space out its product announcements. Dropping that many new products at once is not impossible, but it would be unprecedented.
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Apple is working on a number of new products that are set to launch this fall, and Bloomberg's Mark Gurman say that it will be "the widest array" of new devices that Apple has introduced in its history.
In his latest "Power On" newsletter, Gurman explains that Apple is working on four new iPhones (iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Max), an updated low-end MacBook Pro, a refreshed larger-screened iMac, a new Mac Pro, a redesigned MacBook Air, second-generation AirPods Pro, three Apple Watches (Series 8, SE, and Rugged), a low-end iPad, and new iPad Pro models.
We've shared details on many of these devices before and information on what to expect can be found through the links below or through our dedicated upcoming products guide that walks through everything that Apple is expected to unveil this year.
According to Gurman, most of the new products are expected in the fall months, but there is a possibility that the iMac could come earlier. Apple is planning a spring event in March or April that will see the launch of the 5G iPhone SE, a refreshed iPad Air with an A15 chip, and perhaps at least one Mac.
Apple may use the spring event to bring the M1 Pro chip to another Mac, either a higher-end iMac or Mac mini, but the bulk of the Mac refreshes, which will include a new version of the Mac Pro and an entirely overhauled MacBook Air, are unlikely to happen before the fall.
Gurman speculates that the upcoming iPad Pro will have an M2 chip and wireless charging, features that make it a candidate for a fall launch rather than a spring launch. Apple did, however, submit regulatory filings for nine new iPads and three new iPhone models, so it is possible more than one iPad could be refreshed at the spring event.
Apple had also planned to introduce its AR/VR headset in 2022, but rumors have suggested that the device's debut may have been pushed back to 2023 as there are still issues that need to be worked out.
Apple's spring event last year took place in April, so we could see a similar timeline this year. The spring event will be followed by the Worldwide Developers Conference in June, which will see the launch of iOS 16 and macOS 13, and then in fall, with so many products planned, Apple is likely to hold at least two events.
Article Link: Gurman: Apple Preparing 'Widest Array of New Hardware Products in Its History' for Fall
So they’re gonna wait 2 years to update some of the macs? MacBook Air? iMac? Seems kinda odd.
Although i agree with your sentiment. Radical is a word not in Apples vocabulary.