MacBook Pro may get full redesign in 2025, says Ming-Chi Kuo
Apple could completely change the design of the MacBook Pro in 2025, an analyst forecasts, with an added proposal that Apple may add a more affordable MacBook to the range too.
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Malcolm Owen
Ming-Chi Kuo flip-flops, now expects new M3 MacBook Pro in October
Ming-Chi Kuo has changed his mind about MacBook Pro updates, forecasting historically tight supplies for new models until the first quarter of 2024.
Apple could spend $5B on servers to catch up in AI race
Apple's attempts to catch up with the rest of the market in the generative AI field could cost more than first thought, with it potentially spending more than $5 billion over two years just on servers.
15-inch MacBook Air demand drops significantly, says Kuo
Ming-Chi Kuo says sales of the 15-inch MacBook Air will be 20% below expectations following a decline in demand after the Back to School season.
William Gallagher
iPhone 17 could be first to get new thinner & lighter motherboard tech
According to analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple is looking to use Resin Coated Copper for the motherboard in its 2025 iPhone 17, if the technology can be perfected.
Apple Watch won't get MicroLED display until 2025 at the earliest
According to Apple Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo, Apple isn't quite ready to switch the Apple Watch to MicroLED, and anticipates that it won't make the shift until 2025 at the earliest.
Amber Neely
Kuo: Apple Watch is seeing a big sales decline year-over-year in 2023
As part of a larger post about future Apple Watch rumors, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo is predicting that shipments of the wearable in 2023 will see a notable decline, year-over-year.
Mike Wuerthele
Don't expect the Apple Car any time soon, says Ming-Chi Kuo
A second remark from Ming-Chi Kuo on Wednesday suggests that he has lost visibility on the Apple Car, and isn't clear when the vehicle might go into production.
Apple's long-term demand for 3nm chips may be lower than expected
Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that weakness in Apple hardware demand through 2024 is causing a ripple effect that is reaching chip manufacturers, with orders for equipment falling by 30% in the next year.
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