Software was the focus of WWDC 2020, with Apple unveiling iOS 14, macOS Big Sur, watchOS 7, and tvOS 14.īut also at WWDC, Apple officially confirmed its plans to transition the Mac lineup to its own Apple Silicon processors. Apple updates 13-inch MacBook Pro with Magic Keyboard, doubles SSD storageĪs usual, June was a busy month for Apple as it held its annual Worldwide Developer Conference, this time completely virtual because of the COVID-19 pandemic.In addition to the Magic Keyboard, the 13” MacBook Pro also got more powerful thanks to tenth-generation Intel processors inside, alongside more RAM in the standard continuation, and other tweaks. This officially marked the end of the butterfly keyboard era in the MacBook. On May 4, Apple updated the 13-inch MacBook Pro with the same scissor switch keyboard that came to the MacBook Air in March. In May, Apple continued updating its Mac lineup with a refresh to the MacBook Pro. Apple officially unveils rumored ‘iPhone 9’ with iPhone SE name from $399, three colors, up to 256GB.It includes the A13 Bionic processor inside, matching the performance of the iPhone 11 series. The new iPhone SE has a 4.7-inch display (like the iPhone 8 that it replaces) which is smaller than the rest of the flagship iPhone lineup. The long-rumored entry-level device was announced on April 15, with pre-orders starting on April 17, followed by availability on April 24. Apple unveils new iPad Pro with backlit Magic Keyboard case, available to order todayĪfter a busy March, Apple kept the momentum up in April with the introduction of a new iPhone SE.Apple updates Mac mini with double the storage.Apple announces new MacBook Air with scissor switch keyboard, $999 price point.The company also introduced the Magic Keyboard accessory, bringing a trackpad to the iPad Pro experience for the first time.
On the iPad side of things, Apple introduced new 11-inch and 12.9-inch iPad Pro models with an A12Z processor inside and a LiDAR Scanner on the back. While it would eventually be replaced by the first M1 MacBook Air, it represented a notable overhaul at the time. The new MacBook Air introduced in March featured a scissor switch Magic Keyboard, a $100 price drop, and boosted internal specifications. The company introduced a new Intel-powered MacBook Air, two new iPad Pro models, and the Magic Keyboard accessory for the iPad Pro. Apple’s rack-mountable Mac Pro is now available for purchase for $6499Īfter a slow start to the year, Apple picked up momentum in March with the introduction of a handful of new hardware products and accessories.The one product introduction we did see in January was Apple’s rack-mounted Mac Pro, which launched on January 14 for a cool $6499. Throughout January and February, Apple stayed mostly quiet, with rumors circulating on the future of the iPhone SE, new iPad Pro hardware, and more. Read on as we recap all of the hardware that Apple released in 2020.Īs is usually the case, January and February started off slowly for Apple following the release of the new Mac Pro and Pro Display XDR in December of 2019. The company introduced its most expansive iPhone lineup yet, updated the Apple Watch, undertook a major overhaul of the Mac lineup, and much more during the year. Despite a variety of challenges and the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, 2020 was a busy year for Apple.
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