Apple to Release New iPad Pro, Updated Mac Mini, Apple Watch With Larger Display, New AirPods, More [Report]

TF Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has published an investor note detailing the numerous new products Apple is expected to unveil this fall.

It looks to be an exciting year for the company as updates to nearly all of its product lines are predicted.

Here's a summary:


● iPhone - Apple is expected to debut three new iPhones this September including a 5.8-inch OLED iPhone, a 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, and a 6.5-inch OLED iPhone. All three are said to feature a new A12 processor and Face ID. Only the OLED models will feature a dual-lens camera.

● iPad - Two new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models are expected this year. They will likely feature a similar design to the iPhone X with a larger screen and no Home button. Apple is expected to equip the iPad Pro with Face ID in place of Touch ID.

● Apple Watch - As previously rumored, Apple is expected to debut two new Apple Watch models this year with bigger displays and improved heart rate detection features. The smaller Apple Watch model is said to feature a 1.57-inch (39.9mm) display and the larger model is said to have a 1.78-inch (45.2mm) display.

● MacBook - Kuo reports that Apple is designing a new lower priced notebook. It's unclear if this will be a new MacBook Air or a MacBook but rumors have suggested it will have a 12-inch display. Apple is also expected to update its MacBook and MacBook Pro models with better processors.


● Mac - A refresh of the nearly abandoned Mac mini is coming, reports Kuo. However, besides a processor bump, it's unclear if there will be any major changes to the device. The iMac will reportedly get a processor update as well, in addition to a significant display performance upgrade.

● AirPods - Apple is expected to launch updated AirPods as well as the previously announced AirPower charging mat later this fall.

It's likely that we could see many of these products announced at Apple's September iPhone event; however, it's possible that some of them could be held back for a second event in October.

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