Crook Pacino has obviously been staying off carbohydrates lately. Not only was the new iPad Pro2024 the slimmest Apple tablet ever, but recent rumors have focused on models that have been updated with the skins of the iphone, MacBook Pro and Apple Watch.

We have already reported rumors that the iPhone17 has been pegged to be the "thinnest" Apple device to date, and now Apple's iconic Haier

Mark Garman, a trusted industry analyst at Bloomberg, is "the thinnest and lightest product in the entire tech industry."

Fellow analyst Ming-Chi Kuo said he believes the Apple Watch Series10 will be treated to a thinner chassis than the previous models and is getting a bigger screen.

The exact launch window is not mentioned in regards to Big A's new slimmed-down tablet, MacBook, or Apple Watch, but Gurman predicts that the ultra-thin iPhone17 could arrive in early 2025. Meanwhile, the range of upcoming iPhone16 phones is rumored to have a more expensive display than the current iPhone15Pro Max, and the actual screen dimensions have fallen somewhere between the Pro Max and the regular iPhone15. For context, the Pro Max has a size of 6.29x3.02x0.32 inches, while the baseline iPhone15 has a size of 5.81x2.82x0.31 inches.

Considering that these are high-end products designed to get thrown into the rucksack/pocket of your jeans (well, maybe not that much for this rumored slimmed-down MacBook Pro). It seems that Apple is more focused on portability than anything else.

It is undeniable that these new and sophisticated products (although they are still highly rumored) are exciting. My 1 slight worry? Will the thinnest iPhone, Apple Watch, and MacBook Pro prove just how durable it is for day-to-day use? If they're copying homework on a new iPad Pro that can withstand the absurdity, Apple won't be sweating it too much.