Rumors about a HomePod with a screen that Apple is working on continue to appear online, and this time, fortunately, they are not related to its delay, but to one of the main features that this new device will include. Reportedly SE Dailya company product that promises to revolutionize the connected home.it will have a similar size and screen technology to what we see in the iPhone..
Specifically, the aforementioned media outlet claims that the HomePod with screen will have a panel manufactured by Tianma, which is one of the main manufacturers of this component, right after BOE and CSOT. On this screen there will be OLED technologyand will have the size about 6 or 7 inches.
If so, the HomePod with screen will have a panel the same size as the iPhone 16 Pro Max, although aspect ratio may be differentchoosing a more square design instead of a more elongated one. The screen will allow you to play multimedia content and access various applications, the design of which is similar to those of the iPad.
Previous leaks have indicated that the device will have some form of The base is similar to that of the iMac G4.
Apple is working on two HomePods with screens
Yes, this won’t be the only HomePod with a screen that Apple announces in the coming months. Cupertino company also works on larger device and more advanced features. Among them is a robotic arm that will allow you to move the HomePod to different positions. It will also have a camera that will allow you to make video calls via FaceTime and provide the ability to play multimedia content.
When will they be released? There is no specific date yet for both devices. A HomePod with a smaller screen was planned for release earlier this year, but Apple reportedly delayed its announcement due to software development issues. Thus, it may appear as early as the end of the year. On the other hand, the larger HomePod isn’t expected until 2026, and all indications are that it will go on sale for around $1,000.
Both devices will allow Apple to compete directly with Amazon and Google in the connected home space, as both companies already have devices with screens that offer additional features to smart speakers.
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