Apple has registered six new Apple Watch models with the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC) ahead of the expected Series 4 unveiling next month. The listings were spotted by Consomac.
The current generation Apple Watch Series 3 is available in eight models. There's two aluminum GPS models and six LTE models in aluminum, steel, and ceramic. It's suggested that Apple may drop the ceramic models this year, explaining why only six models are listed with the EEC.
The A1977, A1978, A1975, A1976, A2007 and A2008 models, however, are completely new, and this is undoubtedly the range of Apple Watch Series 4. It is likely to be composed of six models, against eight for the Current Apple Watch Series 3 (two aluminum GPS models and six 4G models - aluminum, steel and ceramic - in two sizes). One of the three materials could therefore disappear, at least for cell declination; is the end of the ceramic edition models?
All the new models are said to run watchOS 5. Rumors have predicted a new design, larger display, and bigger battery. It's likely that Apple will unveil the new device at its upcoming iPhone event, expected to take place on September 12th.
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The current generation Apple Watch Series 3 is available in eight models. There's two aluminum GPS models and six LTE models in aluminum, steel, and ceramic. It's suggested that Apple may drop the ceramic models this year, explaining why only six models are listed with the EEC.
The A1977, A1978, A1975, A1976, A2007 and A2008 models, however, are completely new, and this is undoubtedly the range of Apple Watch Series 4. It is likely to be composed of six models, against eight for the Current Apple Watch Series 3 (two aluminum GPS models and six 4G models - aluminum, steel and ceramic - in two sizes). One of the three materials could therefore disappear, at least for cell declination; is the end of the ceramic edition models?
All the new models are said to run watchOS 5. Rumors have predicted a new design, larger display, and bigger battery. It's likely that Apple will unveil the new device at its upcoming iPhone event, expected to take place on September 12th.
Please follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, or RSS for updates.
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