Dear fruit fans, are your wallets ready? Because I'm going to tell you, Apple is about to start using its brains to get money out of our pockets again! Today, we're going to talk about the latest developments in two of the biggest names in the Apple family, the iPad and the iPhone.
iPad series: The revolution is coming, and the OLED screen is coming
First, let's take a look at the iPad, a once-market darling. Recently, sales have declined a bit, but don't worry, Apple is already planning a big move in 2024. According to well-informed sources, both the iPad Air and iPad Pro will receive a major upgrade. In particular, the iPad Pro is equipped with an OLED display for the first time, which is big news, and the iPad Air may miss out on OLED, but it will also be adjusted to improve the competitiveness of the product. As for the rumors of a streamlined product line, there is only a question mark at the moment.
iPhone 17 series: Early exposure, Wi-Fi 7 and high-pixel telephoto lens
Looking at the iPhone 17 series, although we are still looking forward to the arrival of the iPhone 16, the future is always full of expectations. It is said that the iPhone 17 in 2025 will be equipped with Apple's self-developed Wi-Fi 7 chip, which is so fast that you will doubt your life. And the iPhone 17 Pro Max has been upgraded to a 48-megapixel periscope telephoto lens.
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Overall, these changes by Apple are undoubtedly to make the product more attractive, and at the same time a response to market competition. However, these news are still just rumors, and we still have to wait for the official release to know if it is true or not. But then again, Apple's products are always hard to put down, aren't they?
Vocabulary analysis
- OLED display: A self-illuminating display technology that is thinner, more colorful, and has higher contrast than traditional LCD screens.
- Periscope lens: A camera lens that provides a longer focal length shot, often used for telephoto photography in high-end mobile phones.
- Wi-Fi 7: A next-generation Wi-Fi technology standard that is expected to provide faster speeds and better connection stability than Wi-Fi 6.
- Pixel: The smallest unit in a digital image, high pixels usually mean greater image clarity.
- Product line streamlining: It refers to the reduction of product varieties and the focus on more competitive products in order to improve efficiency and profits.
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