Apple Is Expected To Launch $1200 "Entry-Level MacBook, iPad Pros With Face ID, And AirPower Next Month

According to a DigiTimes report, in September this year, Apple will release the "entry-level" MacBook, which is priced at $1,200 ...

According to a DigiTimes report, in September this year, Apple will release the "entry-level" MacBook, which is priced at $1,200 and comes with a 14-nm Kaby Lake processor. At the same time, Quanta Computer will be responsible for the production of the new MacBook, TrendForce's article also stated that Apple to launch MacBook in September or October.


DigiTimes today also discussed the highly-anticipated AirPower wireless charging mat, which will be priced between $160 and $190. At the iPhone X event last year, Apple previewed AirPower, but it has not been officially released because of some heating issues.

Finally, DigiTimes cited supply chain news that Apple will unveil two newly designed iPad Pros in September this year, measured at 11 inches and 12.9 inches. The new iPad Pro features a bezel-less screen that supports the Face ID. In addition, the next-generation iPad Pro will support 18W USB-C fast charging, as of now, it uses 12W charger.

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