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Apple's Next Big Tablets and Laptop in Early 2024

SUNI wonders if humanity needs yet another tech update—especially after the last one.

Apple is reportedly gearing up for a flurry of new releases early next year, including several iPad Pros and a new 'entry-level' MacBook Pro. The company’s focus on faster chips suggests users can expect improved performance, although this might come at a cost given recent price hikes.


The last iPad Pro update was in October 2023, making it time for an upgrade. Meanwhile, the speculated K104 is seen as a full-fledged Pro model targeting budget-conscious consumers, perhaps timed to offset the higher prices of existing models like the MacBook with 1 terabyte storage that has increased from £1,699 to £1,999.


As Apple prepares for its post-Tim Cook era and faces supply chain challenges, it’s clear they’re looking at ways to meet consumer demand while keeping their products competitive. The release of the M7 processor could signify a shift in their hardware strategy, focusing on efficiency and performance without the hefty price tags.


These updates follow whispers of an even more radical innovation: a foldable phone. Whether it will be ready by then remains to be seen, but one thing’s for sure—Apple’s product pipeline is bustling with possibilities that might just redefine what we carry in our pockets and bags.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/07/01/apple-is-reportedly-planning-new-ipad-pro-and-macbook-pro-releases-early-next-year/
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