Apple unveils new 5G iPhone SE, iPad Air with M1 chip and Mac Studio

Apple has unveiled new versions of its lower end iPhone and iPad devices, that incorporate the same processors as the top end models. Tim Cook, Apple CEO, also announced a new computer called Mac Studio, featuring the new high end M1 Ultra processor, and an Apple built Studio Display with its own built-in A13 Bionic chip and built in ultra-wide camera. Apple has unveiled new versions of its lower end iPhone and iPad devices, that incorporate the same processors as the top end models The iPhone SE will be on sale for $429 from Friday, and comes with the Apple A15 Bionic chip, found in the iPhone 13, a 12 megapixel camera, and 5G connectivity Tim Cook, Apple CEO, also announced a new computer called Mac Studio, featuring the new high end M1 Ultra processor, and an Apple built Studio Display with its own built-in A13 Bionic chip and built in ultra-wide camera The event opened with Tim Cook previewing upcoming Apple TV+ movies including a new take on A Christmas Carol, and a cartoon involving talking animals. Apple also announced it would be bringing live baseball to Apple TV+ through 'Friday Night Baseball', available on iPhone, iPad and Mac, showing two games a week The event opened with Tim Cook previewing upcoming Apple TV+ movies including a new take on A Christmas Carol, and a cartoon involving talking animals Cook confirmed two new finishes to the iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro, with the smaller phone in a dark green, and iPhone 13 Pro in a alpine green. Tim Cook said the device would work for any type of studio, including art, engineering, music and software development It is a well connected device, despite its small form factor, coming with four thunderbolt 4 ports, a 10GB ethernet port, 2USB A ports, HDMI, pro audio jack and a pair of USB-C ports on the front able to transfer video at 40 GB/second It can support up to four pro resolution displays, such as the new $1599 Apple Studio Display, and a professional quality television Those featuring the M1 Ultra CPU, also announced today, will be 3.8 times faster than the 27 inch iMac, and 90 per cent faster than the Mac Pro with 16 cores.