Apple listed three new Mac devices in a database of Eurasian regulators. Namely A2615, A2686, and A268, which will reportedly be released with the latest iPhone SE.
One of the three devices is a laptop, while the remaining two could be an iMac or a Mac Mini. The registration of the three new devices is in line with previously circulating rumors, namely that Apple will hold a launch event on March 8.
The reason is, Apple products usually appear in the Eurasian database about 1-3 months before being released to the market. But of course there is no guarantee that the product will actually be released, because there are also new ones released a year later.
Product registration with the Eurasian Economic Commission is mandatory for Apple for products that use encryption technology. So the database can be a strong indicator for the presence of Apple products for some time to come.
For the upcoming March event, Apple is expected to release a Mac Mini that is faster than before, it could also be the iMac Pro, which is faster than the iMac with the previous M1 chip. It's also possible that Apple will spread a teaser for the Mac Pro with an Apple Silicon chip, which might be more fitting if released at WWDC next June.
Not only Mac, Apple is also expected to release a cheap iPhone in March, namely the iPhone SE that supports 5G. Also the iPad Air whose specifications are faster. Both the new iPhones and iPads previously also appeared in the Eurasian database, as did the three Mac series mentioned above.
Like the iPhone SE of the previous two generations, the iPhone SE 5G will most likely not follow Apple's latest design style given its low price.
From the leak, you can see at a glance what the iPhone SE 3. looks like, not much different from the previous generation iPhone SE based on the iPhone 8. The bezels are still thick and the screen is in the 4.7-inch range, and is equipped with a Touch ID button.
Although the external appearance is old school, the innards will be fierce with the A15 Bionic chip used in the iPhone 13 line. Apple has also taken similar steps in the two previous iPhone SE models.