Apple will “go down” in novelties: In addition to the budget iPhone on new MacBook and iPad

< img src = "/uploads/blogs/29/fc/ib-1ijgbd71n_b2715237.jpg" Alt = "Apple & quot; quot; quot; quot; quot; < p > Ipad Air and MacBook Air in Apple stores around the world, which can be a hint of the appearance of new products in the near future & ndash; writes authoritative insider Mark Gourman from Bloomberg.

< p >At the same time, a gourmet earlier declared the release of the new iPhone SE on the week of February 10-14: perhaps, then will present tablets with laptops, but the journalist does not mention anything.

~ < p > some cardinal changes in the new iPad Air and MacBook Air probably won't be. It is rumored that the medium -digit tablet is debut with a new 90 Hz display, and the most popular Apple laptop will receive 16 Gigabytes of RAM in the minimum configuration and even more autonomy thanks to a chip M4.

~ ~ < P > Rumor, the company also operates on the iPad 11, a new version of its most accessible tablet. It is likely that his announcement will also be held without a separate presentation, as in the case of other devices. In recent years, the company has prefers & nbsp; to make announcements of new products on its website.

< P > There are also rumors about the second generation of Airtag, Homepod Mini 2 and Apple Watch Se 3, however, there is nothing specific about the date of exit. In other words, they can come out in the spring of 2025, and may linger by the end of the year.

< P > Rumors 8 months before the iPhone 17 announcement that the iPhone 2025 will be the most interesting series in recent years. With the release of the iPhone 17 will significantly update the cameras, including “frontline”, and the basic models will finally switch to 120-German screens. There is another reason to wait for the iPhone 2025 & ndash; This is a mysterious iPhone Air.

< P > However, the main release from Apple in 2025 will not be an iPhone, but a smart home device, similar to a homepod, equipped with a screen. At least according to Mark Gourman's insider.