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According to reports, Apple will release three new Apple Watch models next year. In his most recent investor note, TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo also revealed significant facts about the iPhone SE 2022 and 2023 models. According to the expert, a big improvement to the AirPods Pro is also on the way. The rumored robust sports version of the Apple Watch will most likely be included among the three variants. The iPhone SE (2022) generation is expected to include 3GB of RAM and a similar design.
In an investor letter obtained by MacRumors and 9to5Mac, Kuo claims that while the iPhone SE (2022) may have 3GB of RAM and minor enhancements in features, the iPhone SE (2023) is more likely to have major changes. This features 4GB of RAM and a bigger screen than the iPhone SE (2022), which is predicted to have a 4.7-inch display. A 5.7-inch to 6.1-inch LCD display is predicted for the 2023 model. Luxshare-ICT will also be the NPI supplier for the 2023 iPhone SE, according to Kuo. Kuo also says that three new Apple Watch models would be released next year.
The Apple Watch Series 8, an improvement to the Apple Watch SE, and a tough sports model are all anticipated to be included in this lineup. The analyst doesn't go into much depth regarding the wearables after that. He goes on to say that the AirPods Pro's replacement would be revealed in late 2022. This variant will almost certainly have a "substantially improved" processor. According to previous reports, the AirPods Pro model in 2022 would have health sensors and will no longer have a stem.
Mark Gurman's most recent PowerOn email also revealed what Apple has planned for 2022. A revamped iPad Pro and a high-end iMac are anticipated to be part of the portfolio. A revamped MacBook Air, powered by Apple's M2 processor, is also expected to be part of the new lineup. Apple is rumored to be planning the iPhone 14 series for 2022, in addition to updates to its computer products. The iPhone SE, which is expected to be released in the first half of 2022, is expected to enable 5G.
