Apple's Spring 2022 Launch Highlights? These three new products have the opportunity to appear

Entering 2022, Apple's spring new product launch is coming, in the past often held in March or April, if not unexpectedly, 2022 will continue to follow this process, and this year's spring conference what to see and new products?

Apple held the first new product launch conference of 2021 on April 21 last year, launching 5 new products, including the 24-inch iMac and iPad Pro equipped with M1 chip, the second-generation Apple TV 4K, AirTag and iPhone 12 mini, and the iPhone 12 new purple.

This spring's conference is likely to launch a third-generation iPhone SE that supports 5G, a 27-inch iMac with Apple chips, and a newer high-end Mac mini.

5G iPhone SE

Research and research agency TrendForce said that Apple plans to release the third generation of iPhone SE in Q1 2022, and if the time is accurate, it is expected to be released before the end of March.

Guo Mingxi, an analyst at Chinese-funded Tianfeng International Securities, pointed out that the new generation of iPhone SE is the same design as the current iPhone SE, similar in appearance to the iPhone 8, equipped with a 4.7-inch LCD display screen, and continues to maintain Touch ID; the biggest upgrade is to support 5G and is equipped with a faster processor, which is currently rumored to be the A15 bionic chip used in the iPhone 13 series.

It is equipped with Apple chip 27-inch iMac

Rumors pointed out that Apple released a 27-inch iMac equipped with Mini LED in the first half of 2022, and Ross Young, CEO of research agency DSCC, said that in addition to using Mini LED, it also supports ProMotion, achieving a maximum 120Hz screen refresh rate.

The color part, Twitter's whistleblower @dylandkt said that the 27-inch iMac will be similar to the 2021 24-inch iMac, but with a deeper color scheme, the chip is likely to be M1 Pro and M1 Max.

A high-end Mac Mini powered by Apple chips

If a 27-inch iMac is launched, a high-end Mac mini with M1 Pro and M1 Max chips could also be launched alongside. Apple updated the Mac mini with the M1 chip in November 2020, but only low-end devices, the high-end model still uses Intel processors, once the 27-inch iMac and Mac mini transition to Apple chips, the last Mac using Intel chips is only the Mac Pro Tower.

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