Rumors that Apple will hold an event on March 8, 2022 have proven true. The Cupertino-based tech giant has just spread out the invitation. Want to release the iPhone SE 5G?
The event titled 'Peak Performance' is still being held online, as seen by us from Apple's official website, Thursday (3/3/2022). Apple will broadcast it through its official website and Youtube on Tuesday 8 March 2022 at 10.00 am local time or 01.00 WIB, Wednesday 9 March 2022. Save the time and set a reminder!
As before, Apple prepared an augmented reality version of the invitation. Those of you who want to try it can access the Apple Events site on your iPhone or iPad, click the colorful Apple logo.
Then you are asked to scan the area around you. Immediately we will see an animation of the Apple logo as follows.
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Of course in the Apple Event there will be new products to be announced. According to the leak, Apple will introduce the successor to the iPhone SE 2022, the new iPad Air and Mac Mini.
The third generation iPhone SE will be named iPhone SE 5G. Carrying a design that is still the same as its predecessor, but equipped with more qualified innards.
Apple pinned the A15 Bionic chipset which was previously installed in the iPhone 13 series. As a result, not only speeding, this phone will support 5G connections.
And it will be the cheapest 5G iPhone made by the company commanded by Tim Cook. According to reports the price is USD 300 or around Rp. 4 million.
Apple won't be making any design changes to the next-generation iPad Air either, but it will get a faster chip and 5G connectivity. It's also possible that the FaceTime camera supports Center Stage, a feature that keeps users in the frame even as they move around the room.
Then there will be a high-end version of the Mac Mini with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips. The Mac Mini will replace Intel's current options.
The last device rumored to be announced March 8 is an updated version of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, which is said to be equipped with the M2 chip, the successor to the M1 chip. The MacBook Pro will look identical to the current 13-inch model, and will be an affordable version of the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro models that have the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips.