Seen as one of the pioneers of the field when it comes to technology ecosystems, Apple wants to expand its system with new products it is working on. A claim has been made about the company, which appeals to a large audience in technological products. According to published reports, Apple is preparing to enter the field of foldable devices, which has increased its popularity recently.
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Apple is working on a foldable MacBook hybrid
Although technology giant Apple tries to keep its hand tight compared to other companies regarding leaked information, information about its projects continues to spread. DSCC analyst Ross Youngproduced a report on Apple’s work. According to the report, the company is working hard on a foldable MacBook. DSCC analyst, foldable MacBook He also shared some information about it.
Accordingly, the device will have a size of 20 inches. In addition, according to the report, Apple in 2025 plans to put it on the market. The foldable MacBook will be launched as a truly dual-use product. The device will be designed to function as a laptop with a full-size keyboard. In addition, it was stated that the device will have 4K or higher resolution features.
Although the issue is in the size of a leak, the claim made continues to get stronger. Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman Power On In the latest issue of the news bulletin, he stated that a device Apple is working on has foldable features.
In fact, many smartphone manufacturers have launched their products regarding foldable devices. Considering the development all over the world, if we assume that the first foldable device will be released in 2025, Apple will be quite behind in this regard. So much so that some claims say that Apple’s foldable device program was previously delayed from 2023 to 2025.
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