While it’s fun to speculate on future Apple products, however likely they might be, let’s take a look at a few realistic reasons why there is a reasonable chance we might see the above products during this year’s WWDC, or at the very least, within a short term thereafter.

Shorter supply is typical of an impending product update, especially in the case of a product as old as the Thunderbolt display.

According to web tracking company StatCounter, and as reported on Twitter by Microsoft Edge developer David Storey, Windows 10 has gained the majority of users, by an ever so slight margin, over Windows 7.

The latest rumors from this year’s Computex, point to the latest Asus 2-in-1 Windows 10 PCs, namely the recently announced Transformer 3 product line, as one of the first to be powered by Kaby Lake CPUs. With that said, there are strong indicators pointing towards Apple’s next generation of MacBook laptops as well.