Do you like 2021? You will love 2022! Mark Kurman, again this Sunday Newsletter Weekly, Apple draws a portrait of what it will offer next year. The list should not be given to your banker because it will be busy … and expensive!
On the Mac side, the Apple M2 chip-equipped brand new MacBook Air has been redesigned and updated. Quite simply, this would be the most important redesign in the history of this model. Like the rest of this map, this one is nothing new: there have been rumors for a while about this MacBook Air being completely revamped. But this list is a good way to take stock.
The colorful MacBook Air of the future will be like this
A new “high-end” iMac (iMac Pro?) One house chip will strengthen the range already created with the M1 chip by 24-inch all-in-one. We are still adding more “Pro” to the Mac Mini instead of the Intel model on the list. Kurman is also planning a new entry-level MacBook Pro, which will replace the 13-inch M1, as well as the steroid-packed Mac Pro with multiple cores. This will complete the Apple silicon transition.
Apple M1 Pro / Max: The more powerful the chips, the more complex the range
And the year is not over. Of the nose Bloomberg We’re planning an iPad Pro with a new design and wireless charging – are we going to be at a maximum of 15W? If so, it may take a while to fully recharge! Also the Crystal Ball has an update for the iPad Air and the basic iPad. We are also looking forward to the new range of iPhone 14A new iPhone SE with 5G. Oh, and The second generation of the Airports Pro.
According to Kurman, the iPhone 14 will be entitled to a completely new design
In the Apple Watch segment, three innovations are expected: a Series 8, a new SE and “Hardened” version For extreme athletes or breakers. Finally, it will undoubtedly be one of the biggest pieces of 2022, with Apple looking to launch its virtual / augmented reality headset. In this regard, Kourman explains that Apple wants to focus on three areas for this first generation: video games, content consumption and communication (Animojis, FaceTime VR).
Apple AR Headset: Launched in 2022, but released much later according to Kurman
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