Analysts and Apple's air filters have put batteries in recent weeks and said the apple company will launch at least three new products in May. For some, much more will have to be expected.
In the midst of a seemingly safer launch, we get the new AirPods and the new MacBook Pro, or Jon Prosser confirms (rarely wrong). There are others confirming that Apple will launch with the new iPad Air.
On the other hand, there are devices that appear to be out of reach until 2020 or until 2021. In any case, this article will help you have a clear vision of all Apple's upcoming release.
1. AirPods
On April 19, Jon Prosser confirmed in a tweet that Apple already has one new AirPods ready and this is likely to arrive "next month" (ie, this May) and the new MacBook Pro.
The new AirPods (which were supposed to be at the March Festival) are now ready to go.
Maybe next to the MacBook Pro next month.
– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser)
April 19, 2020
Few details have revealed Prosser with this new model, though we can see that it will not be the new AirPods Pro, since these arrive in October 2019 and Apple likes to split the introduction of its different types of headphones.
Rumors spread that up to two new AirPods models were introduced in May. On the other hand, AirPods X can come in, headset for hackers where ear control will be given priority (for example, head).
On the other hand, we have AirPods Lite, the cheapest version of AirPods Pro. Although we have very little information, it is reasonable to assume that this model will also include sound cancellation introduced by Pro.
2. MacBook Pro
On April 4, Prosser updated Twitter by confirming that, if all goes well, we could see the new 13 ”MacBook Pro in May. The analyst even had the courage to give the code name that Apple used: J223.
If all goes well …
New 13 ”MacBook Pro (codename J223) coming next month. pic.twitter.com/2LGXy6w9Ya
– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser)
April 4, 2020
The final model in the range to be sold 16 "MacBook Pro, launched last November. Hopefully, the new MacBook Pros will also come with an upgraded keyboard.
According to Prosser, the new MacBook Pro will be 13 ", but there are some details that think it might be 14". In any case, the internal components will be updated, certainly with an Intel processor of 9 or 10.
3. iPad Air
Twitter user @ L0vetodream seems to have a great deal of information about the Apple universe, so we could think of his tweet from March 10 where he provided the revealing details on the new iPad Air.
The new iPad Air will use a small car-led screen, coming with a full screen notch, not a face ID, but a Touch ID at the bottom of the screen
– 有 没有 搞 措 (@ L0vetodream)
March 10, 2020
Of course, the day of the coming tablet, but the rumors have become so great that many think the apple company will surprise us with the new iPad Air model in May.
If you do, it's possible a tablet with mini-LED display, exterior notch or facial ID technology. Instead, it would be compatible with Touch ID, which in this case will be posted at the bottom of the screen.
Products will not arrive until May 2020
This May, don't expect any new iPhones (no, not those rumors IPhone SE Plus) or Apple to update the MacBook Air or iPad Pro again (made in March). It seems reasonable to uninstall any iMac model.
But have we seen the return of the MacBook lately? Apple's standard model of Apple laptops will be discontinued in 2019, but there is a specific Twitter user confirming that it will be arriving soon with the new ARM processor.
@L0vetodream is new to Twitter, but it is already very ripe for relevant information about Apple products. He did not say when the MacBooks will arrive with ARM chips, but it seems likely.
We missed the month of May because Jon Prosser said:
I should get one next month.
The ARM literature follows. Maybe the WWDC.
– Jon Prosser (@jon_prosser)
April 22, 2020
In this tweet, Prosser lists WWDC as the release date for these new MacBooks, which means they will not arrive in June. Remember that WWDC 2020 We'll be caught up almost, even though we don't know what days.
Table of Contents
