There is currently speculation as to whether Apple will actually present its new flagship product at WWDC 2020 – on June 22nd. – an iMac with a brand new design introduce Now there are further details.
While fans are hoping for a new iMac soon, the Taiwanese news site DigiTimes received new information about Apple's plans. According to this, a 23" iMac and a 10.8" iPad Air are to be released in the second half of 2020. Mass production will start in the third quarter. In the iMac area, however, the 27" model was not mentioned. This could actually be unveiled in less than two weeks.
Three suppliers for iPad Air panel
In addition, DigiTimes claims to have learned that Apple will release an 8" iPad Mini and a 12.9" iPad Pro in early 2021. The professional tablet will feature a mini-LED display for the first time. This statement is consistent with some other sources. The model was originally expected this year - but the reasons for the delay cannot really be defined. Finally, the news site lists LG Display, BOE Technology and Sharp as panel suppliers for this year's iPad Air. The only thing that remains to be seen is whether this is really a fourth-generation iPad Air or just an entry-level device. (Photo by Somchai Choosiri / Bigstockphoto)
