Two days before the keynote, I have two (not so bold) predictions.
1. If any new Mac hardware is announced they will be marketed as M1 series hardware - M1x really. The M2 will be reserved for the SoCs based off the A15 series (or later) generation that are expected to come in the iPhone 13s
2. iPadOS 15 will not be a multitasking game changer that everyone expects it to be. A lot of these expectations stem from the fact that the pro models are ridiculously overpowered in the memory department with 8/16GB (a jump from 4/6GB) respectively. I think the memory 8/16GB because Apple is just getting the M1 SoCs fabricated in just those two configurations.
1. If any new Mac hardware is announced they will be marketed as M1 series hardware - M1x really. The M2 will be reserved for the SoCs based off the A15 series (or later) generation that are expected to come in the iPhone 13s
2. iPadOS 15 will not be a multitasking game changer that everyone expects it to be. A lot of these expectations stem from the fact that the pro models are ridiculously overpowered in the memory department with 8/16GB (a jump from 4/6GB) respectively. I think the memory 8/16GB because Apple is just getting the M1 SoCs fabricated in just those two configurations.