Apple readies camera-focused Pro iPhones, new iPads, larger MacBook Pro


  • TECH
  • Thursday, 22 Aug 2019

People using a drawing program on iPad tablets at the Apple Inc Carnegie Library store in Washington, D.C. Also coming in 2019: refreshed versions of the iPad Pro with upgraded cameras and faster chips, and an entry-level iPad with a larger screen. — Bloomberg

Apple Inc is readying a clutch of new hardware for the coming weeks and months, including "Pro” iPhones, upgrades to iPads and its largest laptop in years.

The Cupertino, California-based technology giant is planning to announce three new iPhones at an event next month, according to people familiar with the situation. The handsets will likely go on sale in September, contributing to fiscal fourth-quarter sales. But the real test will come in the crucial holiday season. That’s when the company is banking on a combination of new hardware, software and services to drive revenue higher, following a huge miss at the end of last year.

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