2022 should be a busy year for Apple with many product launches.
According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple has a plan to launch the MacBook Pro Entry-level in 2022.
In his weekly bulletin, Gurman noted that “I would expect a new MacBook MacBook Pro to match the high-end MacBook Pro with a loss of the touch bar”.
He also said that the MacBook Pro entry-level would not have a promotion – feature high refresh speed – and even the processor would not be M1 Pro or M1 max.
The MacBook Pro entry-level, as in Gurman, can have a M2 processor, the possibility of his successor to M1, which was launched in November 2020.
It will also have a ‘lower’ display, which means there is no resolution that is oiled and may be lower.
Affordable MacBook Pro is not the only Mac in the Apple lineup in 2022.
Gurman said that “it will be one of the many Macs in a pipe with M2 chip, including refreshing to the 24-inch iMac, Mac Mac and changing the MacBook Air.” Rumors about IMAC 24 inches and MacBook has done a round for a while.
Meanwhile, it has been suggested that the first Apple event will be held in March.
It is widely expected that the first – and the most affordable – iPhone 2022 will be launched by Apple at the event.
The iPhone Se is said to come with the same design as the second generation device – looks like an iPhone 8.
It can maintain a 4.7-inch Retina HD display along with the home touchid button.
It is expected to come supported by the A15 A15 Apple chipset and can run iOS 15 outside the box.
What is expected is that the cellphone will offer 5G support.
The iPad air, all of which are also expected to be launched at the March event.
Very few details are known about the new iPad air.
However, since the fourth generation iPad comes with the A14 chip, it is expected that the next model will have a15 chip.
Rumors also suggest that the new iPad air will offer 5G support.