The current MacBook Air with M2 is the most capable of mainstream laptops, both thin and light. According to speculations, the company is likely to announce a 15-inch version of the same device in 2023.
The upcoming 15-inch MacBook Air will likely be powered by the M2 chipset with a design similar to the current MacBook Air. To further improve performance, the larger MacBook Air may offer an active cooling system.
Reality Pro VR glasses
Apple is likely to announce its first “Reality Pro” virtual reality headset, which is possibly the most capable virtual reality headset in the world. These glasses could arrive as early as January 2023 and are said to be packed with features to rival other glasses like the Meta Quest Pro.
Mac Pro with Apple Silicon System
The Mac Pro is the only product Apple needs to transition from Intel to the Apple Silicon platform. Apple will reportedly launch the Mac Pro with the Apple Silicon M2 Extreme platform, which is said to offer a 40-core CPU, 128-core GPU and up to 256GB of unified memory, making it the most powerful Mac Apple has ever made.
iMac running M3
Apple will probably bypass the M2-powered iMac, and is expected to introduce an all-in-one iMac desktop computer powered by the Apple Silicon M3. Although there is no exact information about the design and aesthetics, it will likely look similar to the current iMac M1, and it will likely be available in multiple colors.
HomePod with Display and Apple TV Support
Apple’s next HomePod could be inspired by the Amazon Echo. It will likely have a large display with touch input, and it is also said to have a webcam to enable features like FaceTime. Moreover, the next generation HomePod may also offer an HDMI output with Apple TV-style connectivity.
This makes the upcoming HomePod a multifunctional product that will allow users to stream movies, shows, and even play games through an Apple Arcade subscription.
The next generation HomePod