The Foxconninsider post shows that Apple will update the MacBook Pro and MacBook this year, in which the former will reuse the luminous Apple Logo(microLED screen) and continue the design of four USB-C interfaces. The MagSafe magnetic connector is expected to return, and the new version in the future will provide an electronic ink keyboard (instead of standard backlight technology). As for the shape of the new 12-inch MacBook, there is not much change, just an upgrade of the processor.
IMac, this is also a key point of Apple’s upgrade this year. To be precise, it will be upgraded slightly this year and completely changed next year. The overall design idea is that the glass body+black screen will have a higher face value, and it will be equipped with a new smart keyboard when it is changed in 2018. This smart keyboard may be an external keyboard that Apple is currently testing electronic ink (testing different black-and-white and color prototypes, keyboard buttons embedded with electronic ink screens), in late 2018 or early 2019.
According to earlier reports, two iMac that Apple plans to release in 2017 will be manufactured by Quanta. Apple’s new generation iMac continues to be equipped with a 27-inch 5K resolution screen. Surprisingly, Apple has also followed the trend of IMac or will add support for VR technology. As for the configuration of the new generation iMac, it is said that it is equipped with Intel Kaby Lake i7-7700K processor, supports DisplayPort 1.2, Thunderbolt 3 and USB 3.1, and the built-in GPU is AMD’s Polaris 10.
Sadly, however, the MacBook Air will not be updated this year, and I am afraid it will not be available in the future, because this series will eventually be abandoned.