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Apple has something planned on March 4, but apart from the date and the fact that there will be a \u201cspecial Apple experience\u201d planned in the cities of New York, London, and Shanghai, we don\u2019t know much else.<\/p>\n
Happily, Apple CEO Tim Cook has just posted a teaser on X, saying that it will be \u201ca big week ahead\u201d<\/b>. He also used the hashtag #AppleLaunch<\/b>. This confirms that we can expect new products next week.<\/p>\n
Word on the street is that Apple could launch as many as six products next week<\/b>, and that they will be announced over a three-day period via press releases starting on March 2. <\/p>\n
Though no one knows what to expect, it\u2019s likely that Apple will launch these new products next week:<\/p>\n
If this lineup proves to be accurate, the star would obviously be the \u201clow-cost MacBook\u201d<\/b>, which would be Apple\u2019s first entirely new device in a while. According to reports, this MacBook will be powered by an iPhone-class chip, and it will be priced well under US$1,000. <\/p>\n
To ensure it doesn\u2019t cannabalize sales of the MacBook Air too much, it is said that it would have certain restrictions and limitations, such as a less bright display, and slower and smaller SSDs. <\/p>\n
The good thing is that we won\u2019t have to wait too long to find out if these rumours are true.<\/p>\n
Source: X (Tim Cook)<\/p>\n<\/div>\n