MacBooks, iPads to launch in 2024 may feature 3nm chipsets
MacBooks, iPads to launch in 2024 may feature 3nm chipsets
Apple is reportedly planning to launch new MacBooks and iPads with 3nm chips in 2024, according to supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. However, Kuo claims that the demand for these devices may be "below expectations" due to a lack of growth drivers. The decline in demand is attributed to the end of work-from-home demand and diminishing user appeal for the new specifications. Despite this, the next iPad Pro models are expected to feature OLED displays, which could drive growth for Apple's tablet lineup.
Apple is reportedly planning to launch new MacBooks and iPads with 3nm chips in 2024, according to supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. However, Kuo claims that the demand for these devices may be "below expectations" due to a lack of growth drivers. The decline in demand is attributed to the end of work-from-home demand and diminishing user appeal for the new specifications. Despite this, the next iPad Pro models are expected to feature OLED displays, which could drive growth for Apple's tablet lineup.
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Apple is reportedly planning to launch new MacBooks and iPads with 3nm chips in 2024, according to supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo. However, Kuo claims that the demand for these devices may be "below expectations" due to a lack of growth drivers. The decline in demand is attributed to the end of work-from-home demand and diminishing user appeal for the new specifications. Despite this, the next iPad Pro models are expected to feature OLED displays, which could drive growth for Apple's tablet lineup. 
