Find out what devices Apple is expected to release in 2022

The year 2021 is over with everything in it, and the past year has been crowded for Apple, as it revealed new Macs powered by the new Apple processors in addition to IPhone 13 AirTag trackers, etc. But what about 2022, are there more devices that will appear in this new year, here are the most important devices expected to be launched by Apple in 2022.

IPhone 14

Apple plans to launch the iPhone 14 through a lineup of 4 devices, two 6.1-inch and two 6.7-inch models, and their names are as follows, iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Max, iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, and the new name iPhone 14 Max with it It will come in a size of 6.7 inches, but its price will reach only $ 900, and John Prosser expects that the design of the iPhone 2022 will be similar to the current one, with the extrusion removed.

As for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, they will come with a perforated screen design similar to Android phones and the camera will be upgraded to 48 megapixels and it is expected that the iPhone 14 family will be announced sometime in September 2022.

IPhone SE 3

Apple is scheduled to unveil the third generation of the iPhone SE sometime during the first half of 2022, and the new device will be supported by the A15 chip with support for 5G technology, as the company wants to improve its sales this year and some analysts believe that the launch of this device with 5G technology will make One billion Android users are moving to the iPhone.

MacBook Air

Many Apple users are waiting for its new MacBook Air, which has been completely revamped and is said to come with flat edges instead of the iconic shape that is thinner on the front and thicker in the back, and according to famous analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, there will be color options for the new device and similar to The colors of the 24-inch i-Mac, the 2022 MacBook Air will also have white frames and keyboards, and could have a notch in the screen similar to the MacBook Pro that it launched in 2021.

As for the processor, it is expected that the MacBook Air 2022 will be the first computer powered by Apple's second-generation M2 chip, which will contain the same number of computing cores as in the previous generation M1, but the difference here is that the new Apple processor M2 It will work on the MacBook Air 2022 faster and with stronger performance, and the MacBook Air 2022 may appear in the middle of this year and its price may start at $ 999.

Mac Mini and Mac Pro

Apple intends this year 2022 to rely increasingly on its processor in more devices and for this we may see the new Mac Pro computer powered by the Apple chip, and according to Bloomberg correspondent Mark Gorman, the design of the Mac Pro 2022 will be similar to the design of the current device, but only smaller, it can It is halved and may come in the same size Power Mac G4 Cube Which was launched in the year 2000, and it is said that the Mac Pro will work with a new chip consisting of 20 or 40 cores, which are divided as follows: 16 or 32 for performance, 4 or 8 cores for high efficiency, and for graphics, there will be graphics processors that work across 64 cores and 128 cores. .

Other reports indicated that Apple is planning to unveil its new Mac Mini Pro with a new generation of industrial design, and famous leaker John Prosser reported that the new Mac Mini will have a new external chassis with a plexiglass-like reflective surface on the top and an aluminum enclosure.

New iMac

There are two versions of the iMac, the first is 24-inch and is supported by the new Apple M1 chip, and the other version is the large 27-inch iMac and is one of the few devices in Apple that works with Intel processors (Intel Core i9 includes 10 cores), so many expect that The company is launching a new 27-inch iMac that works with an Apple silicon chip, and for the first time, the new device will get a mini LED screen and support ProMotion technology. Moreover, the iMac 2022 will come with 16 GB of memory and a 512 GB SSD hard, and it will include ports such as HDMI and connections. USB-C/Thunderbolt and SD memory card slot.

IPad Pro

It was updates to the device IPad Pro Last year 2021, relying on the Apple M1 chip next to the use of a mini LED screen in the 12.9-inch version, and with the beginning of a new year, rumors began circulating about the next generation of this device, the latest of which is that Apple is working on a redesigned version of the iPad Pro, but with a glass back In order to enable wireless charging and also reverse wireless charging, this will allow charging other devices such as the iPhone or even AirPods headphones for the first time and there may be a new update, but in the 11-inch iPad Pro where it may come for the first time with a mini LED screen that appeared for the first time Once with the 12.9-inch version during the past year 2021.

Apple watch XNUMXth generation

Apple has a strong share in the smart watch market, and in order to strengthen its position, it plans to launch 3 versions in the fall of 2022, including the eighth generation Apple Watch, Watch SE and a version dedicated to rugged sports. It is expected that the new watch will come with a sensor to measure body temperature and there is no Other details so far about the new Apple watch.

AirPods Pro 2

We will see the second generation of Apple headphones AirPods Pro In 2022, but with a completely new design that is sturdier with the removal of the short stem that sticks out from the bottom (like the Amazon Echo Pods), the new headphones will focus on technologies such as fitness tracking, health status, transparency mode, the H1 chip, noise cancellation, and if you fail to remove the stem. It may be based on a similar design to the previous generation.

Last but not least, these were the products expected to be launched by Apple this year 2022 and we could also witness the first version of AR / VR glasses that have been rumored for a long time and of course it could launch all of what we mentioned or be satisfied with some of them or even launch more new devices that We didn't talk about it.

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