Mark Gurman

That includes a new version of the iPad Air with the M4 chip, so a bit of a faster processor there, matching the iPad Pro SKU from 2024.

And then you're also going to see a new entry-level iPad moving to the A18 chip.

Now, why is that significant?

It'll be the first iPad from the entry-level batch to support Apple intelligence.

And you're also going to see new high-end MacBook Pros and MacBook Airs in the coming month as well.

So a lot to like if you're into new low-end iPhones, iPads, as well as MacBooks.

Yeah, two tentpoles this year for Apple, education and enterprise.

Apple is, I would say, tripling down on moving units into both of those segments.

They have a lot of the consumers already.

They're trying to break into other areas that they've struggled to break into in the past.

And all these products have price points and feature sets that are going to be heavily applicable to business use cases and bulk purchases.

Also, a lot.

low-cost MacBook with an iPhone chip coming as well.

This will be sub $800.

So this is going to be pretty fancy and compelling for both those segments as well.

Well, because your laptop is seven years old.

Time to get a new one.

But no, in reality,

They have AI capabilities now, better graphics processors.

So if you're on an M1 machine or an Intel machine, definitely think about getting something new.