There are events or decisions within Apple that even the biggest fans of the company cannot justify, especially when they talk about innovation or development when it is a real rehash with respect to the aforementioned parameters. For this reason, in this article, we are going about the latest news from Apple and the lack of creativity that is causing wrong decisions.
New iMac, with M3 chip?
There are more and more rumors pointing to the renewal of the 24-inch iMac , a device that underwent a redesign with the launch of the first-generation Apple Silicon and will have a third-generation Apple Silicon chip. However, the problem lies in the sense that the MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini all have the M2 chip. Is the iMac not going to have an M2?
According to rumors, the iMac is going to skip the second generation of Apple Silicon when the M2 chip has not even been a year since its launch. Apple has always known how to structure its products very well, but with this new version users may not be clear about the structure or segments of the iMac and MacBook products, since, on the one hand, you have the M2, on the other side, M3 along with all existing variants for them.
The average user is going to have a problem differentiating products when they find different processors in computers that theoretically share the same market segment as the Mac mini, MacBook Air and 24-inch iMac.
Lack of innovation in the iPhone
We all know from the moment of launch that the iPhone 14 was going to be a failure in terms of sales, due to the fact that it is practically identical to the previous generation, with slight improvements in the camera, processor and reduction of the notch. However, the price of the device has taken a quantum leap, which is why many users prefer to buy the iPhone 13 or 12. Apple’s solution is to launch a yellow iPhone on the market, and a renewal of covers in order to revitalize sales of the iPhone 14, when the real problem is that there is hardly any innovation between generations.
To all this, this device maintains the Lightning connector , an obsolete connector and that Apple maintains generation after generation until approaching the deadline determined by the European Union, which seeks a standardization of components to reduce climate change.
Worst of all, the latest rumors point to the possibility that not all of the next generation will incorporate the USB-C connector, but the Pro and Pro Max versions will, keeping the Lightning connector for another generation in devices entrance. Otherwise, the other option is that the input series would have the USB-C connector but not at the maximum transfer speed, but at a lower speed. In addition, we have to mention the possible launch of the fourth-generation iPhone SE, which is a compilation of components from previous generations to launch it on the market, so, to begin with, the news will be minimal.
Finally, Apple proposes a Made in Apple solution, that is, that the USB-C connectors have passed the Apple quality certificate and therefore, not all connectors have the same connection, a terrible strategy that many users understand .
