Rumors about potential new Apple goods have circulated for several months, and it appears that new iPad and MacBook Air models might be released as early as the end of March.
Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, famed throughout the tech industry for his trustworthy leaks, recently revealed in his ‘Power On’ newsletter that “Apple is aiming to release fresh iPad Airs, including a larger model, revamped iPad Pros, and M3 MacBook Airs in the spring.” New whispers imply that this may be real, and that the new models will be available very shortly.
According to MacRumors, Apple recently modified internal support documents for “unannounced or unreleased products” to assist Apple support advisors in answering prospective consumer questions about unreleased products. According to an Apple changelog, the documents were also rearranged and ‘optimized’, but no further specifics about the exact changes are provided.
So, why does this matter? As previously said, previous rumors predicted a March (or possibly early April) release date, and these internal adjustments almost certainly prove that something is on the way. With all of the speculations swirling about new Apple laptops and tablets, it’s tempting to believe that’something’ is related to these new product rumors.
Counting the days…….
If Gurman is correct, we could see a refresh of the 13- and 15-inch MacBook Air computers equipped with the powerful M3 CPU, following last year’s release of the upgraded M3 MacBook Pro. Given how similar the new MacBook Pro models are to their predecessors, we don’t expect a significant physical makeover. Keep in mind that at this point, everything is simply whispers and hearsay, so take it with a dose of salt.
As we stated in our last post on the rumors, we expect to see more substantial modifications for the next iPad models: primarily, these will be fitted with OLED panels, which would entail an instant improvement in brightness, contrast ratio, power consumption, and of Of course, picture quality. Rumors suggest that the M2 chip could be upgraded, as well as a revamped back camera and Wi-Fi 6E capability.
With the recent introduction of the Vision Pro headset and a late March or early April launch for the new laptops and tablets, Apple is looking to have a very busy 2024, and we can’t wait to see what the future brings.
