Apple Peek Performance Event 2022

Apple has launched several products this year, as it does every year. This year's event is called Apple Spring Event 2022, or Apple Peek Performance Event 2022. In this post I will discuss every product that Apple launches at this event.

Apple Event 2022/ Apple Peek Performance Event 2022:

Take a quick look at all the hardware announced by Apple in today's Apple Peek Performance Spring Event 2022:

iPhone 13 Green and iPhone 13 Pro Alpine Green

iPhone SE 2022: Starting Price $429/ Rs 43,900

iPad Air 2022: Starting Price $599/ Rs 54,900

M1 Ultra: All-New Desktop SoC

Mac Studio: Starting From $1,999

Studio Display: Starting From $1,599

iPhone 13 Green and iPhone 13 Pro Alpine Green

With the iPhone 13 Series, the camera system is dramatically more powerful. You'll feel like you're interacting with something entirely new with the new display. It has the world's fastest processor. Durability is unparalleled. There is also a huge improvement in battery life. Apple has announced new colour in iPhone 13 Series, iPhone 13 pro will come in Alpine Green and the iPhone 13 will come in Green. Pre-orders begin March 11 and will be available starting March 18.

iPhone SE 2022:

In 2022, Apple has updated the iPhone SE with the same A15 Bionic processor as the iPhone 13, and it will also have 5G support. This update will significantly enhance the phone's appeal at a much lower price. While it has the same dated design as the iPhone 6, the upgraded processor puts it in the same lineup as the best flagship phones. It is unlikely that the iPhone SE will go out of style since it is built with high-end components.

This phone uses a 12MP rear lens, but the A15 Bionic processor permits it to make better skin tones and perform better in low light. There are also claims that the iPhone SE's battery life has been improved.

Graphics performance is 1.2x faster than A13 Bionic with the A15 Bionic. Video playback can be extended by up to two hours. With 5G technology, multiplayer games will run faster, downloads will load faster, and streaming will be smoother. Using Smart HDR 4, you can fine-tune faces, places, and everything in your photos. With Photo Styles, you can customize Tone and Warmth settings. It features iPhone's toughest glass on both sides. Starting Cost of the iPhone SE will be $429 and will be available in three storage options: 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB. Pre-orders begin on Friday, and the device will go on sale on March 18.

iPad Air 2022:

An updated version of Apple's iPad Air was announced recently, which was last updated in 2020. It uses the same M1 processor as the iPad Pro and MacBook Air. Apple claims the new device is 2x faster than Windows laptops and 60% faster than the previous A14 chip. 

Apple introduced a 12MP ultra-wide front-facing camera that can be used with the new Center Stage feature for better video calls. In addition to 5G connectivity, the new iPad supports two times faster USB-C storage speeds. It is also available in purple. Pricing will start at $599 for a 64 GB model, and the release will be on March 18. Preorders start this Friday.

M1 Ultra:

Since Apple switched to its own desktop processors, Mac performance has exploded-and competitors have caught up. A new M1 Ultra chip was released today by Apple in the M1 family. M1 Ultra is actually two M1 Maxes bonded together using a new interconnection technology called "UltraFusion." It has 114 billion transistors and 128GB of unified memory while providing outstanding performance.

It has 20 CPU cores (16 high-performance, four high-efficiency), 64 cores of GPU processing, and 32 cores of neural processing, for performance that is eight times faster than M1. The GPU also boasts higher power efficiency than top-of-the-line discrete graphics in the market (presumably an Nvidia 3090, although Apple did not specify). In terms of CPU and GPU performance, the M1 Ultra is going to be a beast.

Mac Studio:

It has been rumored for quite some time that Apple would release a more powerful Mac Mini, and this has finally happened with the Mac Studio. In a compact frame, this desktop computer offers beastly performance using M1 Max and M1 Ultra. The device comes with four Thunderbolt 4 ports, two USB-A ports, a 10GB Ethernet port, and an HDMI port. The Ultra has a Thunderbolt 4 port as well as two USB-C ports on the front and an SD card slot.

With the introduction of the M1 Ultra, even the most expensive Mac Pro will be surpassed in terms of performance. Apple claims that its new 28-core Intel Xeon Mac Pro M1 Ultra Studio will run 60 percent faster than its previous top-of-the-line machine. Additionally, it has 80% faster graphics than the Radeon 6900X chip when maxed out. Apple claims it can playback 18 streams of 8K ProRes 4:2:2 - a feat that no other PC can accomplish. M1 Max and M1 Ultra start at $1,999 and $3,999, respectively. Pre-orders now are available, and it is scheduled for release on March 18.

Studio Display:

To accompany the Mac Studio, Apple announced the Studio Display. An anti-reflective coating and a nanotexture glass option enable greater glare reduction on this 27-inch monitor, which features 5K Retina resolution, 600 nits of brightness, and True Tone support.

Additionally, Dolby Atmos and Spatial Audio are supported by the monitor's 6 speakers as well as a 12MP ultrawide camera. Even the image processing is handled by the A13 Bionic chip. There are three USB-C ports with a maximum of 10Gbps, as well as a Thunderbolt 4 port that transmits up to 96W of power. Standard models support only tilt, while more expensive models include height and tilt adjustment as well. If you need more flexibility, VESA adapters are supported as well. Starting on March 18, the Studio Display will retail for $1,599. Preorders are available now.