David Hanak American server Bloomberg brought a comprehensive summary of what we can expect from Apple in the coming months. And this both with regard to the upcoming keynote and with a view to the first half of next year. In addition to iPhones, which will be covered in a separate article, Bloomberg editors focused mainly on the new iPad Pro, Apple Watch and the HomePod smart speaker.
As for iPads, according to Bloomberg, Apple is preparing an updated Pro series. In particular, it should bring the same camera system that the new iPhones will have. The implementation of a new processor from the more powerful X series is a matter of course. In addition to the iPad Pro, the currently cheapest iPad sold will also receive an update. It will get a new diagonal, which will increase from the current 9,7″ to 10,2″.
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In the case of the Apple Watch, according to many predictions, it will be a kind of "deaf" year. Compared to the others, this year's generation should not arrive with any more revolutionary news, and Apple will focus mainly on new materials for the chassis. New versions should be available, in addition to the classic aluminum and steel variants, also in titanium and (old) new ceramic.
In terms of accessories, new AirPods are on the way, which should have water resistance and, finally, a function for actively suppressing ambient noise. Fans of smart speakers should be pleased by Apple sometime in the first half of next year, when a new, cheaper version of the HomePod speaker should be launched. Although it will not be as technically advanced, the lower price should help with sales, which are not dazzling at all.
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Last but not least, we will see new MacBooks before the end of this year, while the long-awaited 16″ model with a new keyboard and design should be presented by Apple in the fall. It is not yet clear if this will happen at the September keynote, or at the October/November one that Apple usually dedicates to Macs. Anyway, it looks like we have a lot to look forward to in the next six months.
Source: Bloomberg
