"The company said the base model iPhone 17 will have a brighter, more scratch-resistant screen. It also said the device will feature a new A19 processor chip, which will be made with three-nanometre (3nm) chipmaking technology and have improved capabilities for on-device artificial intelligence features. Apple said the iPhone 17 will also have a better front-facing camera with a differently shaped sensor to make horizontal selfies look better."
"The new AirPods Pro 3 will feature live translation of languages. Apple also said that if both people in a conversation are wearing the new AirPods Pro 3, the earbuds will translate conversations in near real time. Apple said the new AirPods will be priced at $249, the same as the previous generation, and will become available on September 19."
"The blood pressure monitor feature is pending regulatory approval, Apple said. The watch will not detect every case of high blood pressure, but the company said it expects the feature to notify one million people and will make it available in 150 countries. Apple did not raise the price on watch models, either. New versions of the SE will cost $249, the Series 11 will cost $399, and the larger Ultra model will start at $799,"
Apple introduced a slimmer iPhone Air starting at $999, described as its most durable model with a high-density battery and a new processor. The base iPhone 17 will feature a brighter, more scratch-resistant screen, an A19 processor built on three-nanometre technology with improved on-device AI, and a redesigned front-facing camera sensor for better horizontal selfies. New AirPods Pro 3 include live translation and near-real-time conversational translation when both participants wear the earbuds; they are priced at $249 and ship September 19. A blood pressure monitoring feature for Apple Watch is pending regulatory approval and aims to notify up to one million people across 150 countries. Watch prices remain unchanged: SE $249, Series 11 $399, Ultra $799. Analysts are monitoring potential iPhone price changes to offset tariff impacts.
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