Maybe it’s still for a while before we get an official invitation from Apple, but we know that next month in September, Cupertino-based technology giants will expand the hardware lineup with the launch of several products.
Rumors and tips from various sources and at different time points have claimed that we can see Macbooks, the iPhone 13 series, Apple Watch Series 7 and even airpod in the following month.
The latest development for this is that new submissions have emerged in the eurasia economic commission database revealing a list of upcoming devices from Apple, according to a report by Macrumor.
“Apple is needed to publish all products featuring encryption and / or cryptographic tools with the Eurasian Economic Commission, which is why this submission arises ahead of the autumn product launch,” said the report.
Apple Watch Series 7 When it comes to the device that can be used, the report claims that the six new Apple Watch models – A2473, A2474, A2475, A2476, A2477, and A2478 – have been visible.
This tends to be a variant in the case of Wi-Fi and LTE models, 40mm or 44mm screen size variants or variants in terms of materials and final results.
A report from June by Bloomberg has claimed that the Apple Watch Series 7 is said to introduce a thin bezel around the screen and utilize the new laminate technique, which is said to “bring a look closer to the front cover.” This report also adds that Apple can make the overall watch series a little thicker but will not be visible to the user.
Other functionality owned by Series at 7 may come with ultra-wideband functionality.
MacBook Pro Modelsas for Mac ranks, the ECC database includes A2442 and A2485 as only two models for now.
It is expected to be 14 and 16 inches MacBook Pro.
Back in May, a report by Trendforce has suggested that a 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16 inches that will come in the second half of 2021 will offer liquid XDR Retina display – just like an iPad Pro 12.9 inches.
Before that in January, the former KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo had claimed that not only the MacBook Pro would be supported by the M1 processor, it would also come with “the most significant design update to MacBook Pro in the last five years.”