IT之家 9 月 15 日消息，彭博社记者马克 · 古尔曼今早发布最新报道，梳理了苹果在 iPhone Duo、iPhone 18 Pro 系列等新品发布之后，仍将在 2026 年剩余时间和 2027 年上半年推出的多款新品。
这些机型由新任 CEO 约翰 · 特努斯主导推进。特努斯于 2026 年 9 月 1 日正式接替蒂姆 · 库克出任苹果 CEO。他与库克在内部将这套路线图描述为苹果史上规模最大的机型发布计划，多款设备将围绕新版 Siri AI（IT之家注：暂不适用于中国内地）展开。
今年晚些时候
苹果计划在今年剩余的时间里发布 HomePod mini（B525）和 Apple TV（J265）的迭代版本，两款机型外观与现款基本一致，主要升级在于芯片以及 Siri AI（实际上 HomePod mini 外观自 2020 年以来未有显著变化）。
再一个就是老生常谈的智能家居控制中枢（J490），这也是苹果即将进入的全新品类。这款方形屏设备将搭载一套新操作平台，配备扬声器底座或兼容壁挂安装，并兼容视频会议与面部识别能力，可依据使用者身份灵活调整个性化内容。苹果原计划在 9 月的 iPhone Duo 发布会上推出该机型，当下目标是最早 10 月发布（但考虑到该机型已多次延期，不排除再次延期的可能）。
Mac 机型线将迎来多款更新。触控屏版 MacBook Pro（K114 和 K116）将配备触控屏和 OLED 表明工艺，均属 Mac 机型线首次，搭载 M5 Pro 和 M5 Max 芯片，这是自 2021 年 M1 Pro / Max 改款以来 MacBook Pro 机型线变化最大的一次。
入门级 14 英寸 MacBook Pro（J804）将升级为 M6 芯片，新款 iMac（J833）将带来新配色并搭载 M6 处理器。
iPad 维度，新款 iPad mini（J510）将首次使用 OLED 显示屏。据称，这一批新 Mac 和 iPad mini 正在内部测试 macOS 27.1 和 iPadOS 27.1，而这两个平台版本预计于 10 月底向使用者推送。
2027 年上半年
新款 MacBook Air（J913 和 J915）将升级为 M6 芯片，外观与现款 13 英寸和 15 英寸机型相同。
新款 MacBook Neo（J701）将升级为 A19 Pro 芯片，兼容更大内存。
入门级 iPad 将搭载速度更快的芯片，并将首次兼容 Apple Intelligence 和 Siri AI。
iPad Pro（J917 和 J920）将升级芯片，测试中的新版本配备了均热板散热思路，与 iPhone 18 Pro 的散热思路类似。
iPad Air（J807 和 J837）更新幅度更大，将首次使用 OLED 显示屏（与 iPad Pro 和即将推出的 iPad mini 保持一致）并搭载新的芯片。
标准版 iPhone 18（V67）主要是升级 A20 芯片，与廉价版 iPhone 18e（V69）如何开展辨识度区分仍有待关注。
新一代 iPhone Air 2（V62）将使用 2nm 制程的 A20 Pro 芯片以改善电池续航，并新增一枚超广角后置摄像头。
苹果还计划推出两款新 Apple Pencil（B582 和 B632），涵盖新款 Pencil Pro 和 USB-C 版 Apple Pencil（iPhone Duo 也将 OTA 兼容该工艺）。
另外，2027 年下半年苹果还计划推出搭载 M7 芯片的入门级和触屏 MacBook 迭代更新、智能眼镜、内置摄像头的 AirPods、家庭安防平台及相关设备、重新外观的 Apple Watch、iPhone 20 周年纪念版机型以及第二代折叠屏 iPhone Duo，敬请期待。
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IT Home September 15 news, Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman released the latest report this morning, combing out the many new products that Apple will still launch in the remaining time of 2026 and the first half of 2027 after the release of iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro series and other new products.
These models are driven by the new CEO, John Ternus. Ternus officially succeeded Tim Cook as Apple's CEO on September 1, 2026. He and Cook have described this roadmap internally as the largest model launch plan in Apple's history, with multiple devices revolving around the new version of Siri AI (note: not yet applicable to Mainland China).
Later this year
Apple plans to release iterative versions of HomePod mini (B525) and Apple TV (J265) for the remainder of this year, both of which look very similar to the current models with major upgrades to the chip and Siri AI (in fact, the HomePod mini has not changed significantly since 2020).
Next up is the long-discussed smart home control hub (J490), a new category that Apple is about to enter. This square-screened device will feature a new operating platform, a speaker base or compatible wall-mounting, and video conferencing and facial recognition capabilities to flexibly adjust personalised content based on the user's identity. Apple originally planned to unveil the model at the iPhone Duo launch in September and is currently aiming for a launch by October at the earliest (but given the delays, a further delay is not ruled out).
The Mac lineup will receive a number of updates. The touch-screen MacBook Pro (K114 and K116) will feature a touch screen and OLED surface treatment, both for the first time on a Mac, with M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, marking the biggest change to the MacBook Pro lineup since the M1 Pro/Max overhaul in 2021.
The entry-level 14" MacBook Pro (J804) will be upgraded to the M6 chip, and the new iMac (J833) will feature new color options and an M6 processor.
On the iPad side, the new iPad mini (J510) will feature an OLED display for the first time. These new Macs and iPad minis are reportedly being tested internally with macOS 27.1 and iPadOS 27.1, which are expected to be rolled out to users at the end of October.
First half of 2027
The new MacBook Air (J913 and J915) will be upgraded to the M6 chip while retaining the same appearance as the current 13" and 15" models.
The new MacBook Neo (J701) will be upgraded to the A19 Pro chip, supporting larger memory.
The entry-level iPad will feature a faster chip and will be compatible with Apple Intelligence and Siri AI for the first time.
The iPad Pro (J917 and J920) will receive upgraded chips, with the tested new version featuring a heat spreader, similar to the iPhone 18 Pro's cooling approach.
The iPad Air (J807 and J837) will see a bigger update, with the first use of OLED displays (matching the iPad Pro and upcoming iPad mini) and a new chip.
The standard iPhone 18 (V67) is primarily an upgrade to the A20 chip, and it remains to be seen how it will be differentiated from the lower-cost iPhone 18e (V69).
The next-generation iPhone Air 2 (V62) will use a 2nm process A20 Pro chip for better battery life and an extra ultra wide-angle rear camera.
Apple also plans to introduce two new Apple Pencils (B582 and B632), including a new Pencil Pro and a USB-C version of the Apple Pencil (which will also be OTA compatible with the iPhone Duo).
Additionally, in the second half of 2027, Apple plans to update the entry-level and touch-screen MacBooks with M7 chips, as well as introduce smart glasses, AirPods with built-in cameras, a home security platform and related devices, a redesigned Apple Watch, a 20th anniversary edition iPhone, and the second-generation foldable iPhone Duo. Stay tuned.