iPhone SE 3 launch: Apple’s event on March 8 has been confirmed. The event could see Apple launch the iPhone SE 3 and a new MacBook model.
Apple The event for March 8 is finally confirmed! After months of rumors regarding the new iPhone SE 3, the new iPad Air, and the new MacBook Pro model, Apple has confirmed that it is indeed holding an event on March 8. As well as previous events of the company. Apple, the March 8 event will be live streamed from Apple Park at 11:30pm in India. Apple doesn’t say or hint at the products it’s expected to launch at the event but the teaser reads “Peek Performance”.
As usual, you’ll be able to watch the event live on Apple’s website or via Apple’s YouTube channel. Those with an Apple TV streaming box can also watch it directly on their device. The event will last two hours; from 11:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., as confirmed by the “Add to Calendar” subscription service. This means a lot of products will be announced at Apple’s March 8 event.
Apple event on March 8 may bring iPhone SE 3
The biggest and most awaited launch event at the event is expected to be the new iPhone SE 3, or iPhone SE 5G, or iPhone SE Plus – rumors have been rampant with hints over the past few months. . The handset is expected to be largely based on the iPhone SE 2020, with the same classic design and minimalist features. However, the iPhone SE can get the new A15 Bionic chip from the iPhone 13, and in the process it also gets 5G connectivity. The iPhone SE 2020 is also said to remain in Apple’s lineup as a more affordable entry-level product.
Along with the new iPhone SE 3, Apple is also expected to announce an updated 13-inch MacBook lineup based on the new Apple M2 chip. Rumors suggest that Apple will launch its new M2 chip as the successor to the popular M1 chip.
This M2 chip can power the new MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini. Some reports also suggest that we could see a new iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chipsets.
Along with the rumored iPhone SE 3 and the updated 13-inch MacBook line will be the new iPad Air. This is expected to remain the same as the current-generation iPad Air but could get the new A15 Bionic chip from the iPhone 13.
Again, these are just rumors and Apple can prove all of these false, just like last time with the Apple Watch Series 7.
