Apple Event: Apple unveils iPhone SE 2022, new iPad Air, green variant of iPhone 13 Series and more

Apple's Mac Studio's design is using an aluminium layer made from recycled resources. It comes with a plethora of connectivity ports. It features four thunderbolt connectors, two USB A connections, an HDMI port, and a headphone jack for wired audio.

Apple is adding a new processor to its M1 family, the M1 Ultra, which replaces the M1 Max silicone. Apple claims to have updated the M1 Max processor to extract more power from the M1 Ultra, with a massive increase in transistor count and bandwidth speed over the M1. It has a media engine and 32 neural cores. All of this capability, according to Apple, is accomplished with 100W less power consumption than rival chipsets on the market.

The new iPad Air will have a "Liquid Retina" display with 500 nits of brightness and HDR, but there will be no ProMotion, limiting the refresh rate to 60Hz. While Apple claims that the USB-C port is "twice as fast," it does not support Thunderbolt. It will be available at a starting price of Rs 45,900.

Confirming the rumours, Apple has brought new colour options for not one, but two iPhone 13 models, including the iPhone 13 Pro in Alpine Green.

The new iPhone SE will have a starting price of $429, which is a $30 increase over the previous model. The iPhone SE 2022 will be available in the United States on March 18.

Starting at Rs 43900, the iPhone SE will be available in 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB variants.