iPhone 17e could debut with the A19 chip, 8GB RAM and Dynamic Island design.
New iPad Air with M4 chip and entry-level iPad with A18 processor are tipped.
M5-powered MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac Studio and a new Studio Display may also launch.
Apple is reportedly preparing for the packed week with product announcements with new Macs, iPads and possibly the iPhone 17e. The company has already confirmed an event for March 4, where industry watchers believe some launches could arrive earlier through press releases. Apple CEO Tim Cook added to the anticipation with a post on X teasing a big week starting Monday. Usually, Apple introduces new products between 9 to 10AM ET (7.30 to 8.30PM IST). So, here is everything you can expect this week from Apple.
SurveyApple iPhone 17e
The Apple iPhone 17e is said to be the highlight of the event. The report suggests that the device may get Apple’s new A19 chip along with 8GB RAM. It is also said to move away from traditional notch design in favour of Dynamic Island.The device could also get Apple’s updated C1X modem, which was first introduced with iPhone Air.
In terms of camera, the device may get 18MP Center Stage front camera and 48MP main camera. It may be priced at Rs 59,999 in India.
New iPads
The company is also said to introduce an updated iPad Air backed by the M4 chip along with a new entry level iPad equipped with A18 processor. Both the iPads are said to retain the current design language, the base model may get Apple Intelligence support.
Mac lineup
As per the reports, Apple may also announce the upgraded MacBook Pro models in 14-inch and 16-inch variants featuring the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. The MacBook Air is also said to get an M5 update. Not only that, new Mac Studio desktops and new Apple Studio Display are also in development and could be unveiled this week.
It must be noted that the company has not confirmed the launch roadmap at the moment and it remains to be seen what all will be announced.
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