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Darrell Etherington of GigaOm expects 2012 to bring a lot of changes in Apple’s hardware designs. Etherington says that while 2011 was a highly successful year and new software created a buzz, hardware was left virtually untouched. In his article he peers into his crystal ball to predict what each Apple device might offer in the coming year.
Etherington starts off by describing what he expects to see from the much anticipated iPhone 5, predicted to be released in the fall. He believes that an A6 processor, larger 4” screen, new physical case design and LTE capability are in the cards. Since iPods have become less significant, he sees the classic iPod and iPod shuffle going by the wayside in 2012.
The iPod touch will be upgraded to have wireless radio, more processing power and a possible physical redesign as well. Etherington thinks the iPod nano will be passed over this year for redesign as Apple is likely busy making the mini device Bluetooth capable so it can be used with wireless headphones and be used as a sidekick to the iPhone.
The release of the iPad 3 is expected in February or March, probably sporting a retina display, Bluetooth 4.0 and an A6 processor. Otherwise, he thinks the iPad could get by with few other changes since it’s coasting along without much current competition.
As far as computers, the MacBook Air will likely get an upgraded processor, Thunderbolt tech, more storage and better battery like Dell RD859 Battery , Dell PR002 Battery , Dell UD260 Battery , Dell PD942 Battery , Dell Latitude 131L Battery , Dell 8F871 Battery , Dell 2G218 Battery , Dell Winbook N4 Battery , Dell F0590A01 Battery , Dell 7T670 Battery , dell Inspiron E1705 battery life. There may also be a 15” version released in addition to the current 11” and 13” offerings. iMac updates will be mostly physical along with high-res displays and solid state storage. And lastly, Etherington says that Apple will release a TV in 2012, complete with Siri technology, a full App store and iCloud support.
Here’s how Apple’s stock is reacting to the analysis and how some of its competitors are too: