Apple dévoilera 14 produits d’ici début 2027, selon Bloomberg

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  • Apple s'apprête à dévoiler six produits lors de son événement "Surprise and Shine" du 9 septembre, dont son premier iPhone pliable, l'iPhone 18 Pro et de nouvelles Apple Watch, selon Mark Gurman de Bloomberg.
  • L'iPhone Ultra pliable disposerait d'un écran interne de 7,7 pouces, d'une puce A20 Pro et d'un prix supérieur à 2 000 dollars, mais sa production est limitée à quelques centaines d'unités par jour.
  • Au-delà de la conférence, Gurman prévoit jusqu'à 14 produits d'ici début 2027, incluant un iPad mini OLED, un nouvel iMac et un MacBook Ultra redessiné avec écran tactile.
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