It’s only been a few days since Apple introduced A new generation of dedicated chipset family with M2 And a round of updated laptops, including The new MacBook Air and a 13-inch MacBook Pro. But although the file WWDC 2022 Keyword is over, the rumor mill never stops. Now, there are more reports about the next step in Apple’s pipeline, and many of the items will look very familiar.
in more than BloombergAnd the Mark Gorman’s latest report Based on its sources, it is claimed that the updated 14- and 16-inch M2-based MacBook Pro could ship at the end of this year or early 2023. These chips will come with M2 Max chipsets that expand on 10 CPU cores and 32 GPU cores of their predecessors. Top with 12 CPU cores and up to 38 GPU cores.
Where it becomes interesting is a note that says we should expect to see the first 15-inch MacBook Air next spring. This could be followed by a new 12-inch laptop that is in development and could ship late next year or early 2024. New versions of the Mac Pro and Mac Mini are also reportedly still being tested, along with the next generation of M3 chips. . If those reports come out, Apple will have a fairly crowded laptop lineup in a couple of years.
Separately, analyst Ross Young, CEO of Display Supply Chain Consultants Tweets(Across 9to5Mac) that according to its sources, a 14.1-inch iPad Pro with a small LED backlight and ProMotion display is in development, with a possible launch early next year. Bloomberg Gurman also mentioned that new versions of the iPad Pro 11-inch and 12.9-inch are in development for release later this year, along with a larger version that takes advantage of New tweaks for multitasking in iOS 16.
We called the MacBook Pro last year with the M1 chipset series a return to Apple. They’re pricey and still have some annoying quirks, but they’ve gone on to launch the M1-equipped MacBook Air in a satisfactory fashion, and Apple appears poised to expand a shrunken product portfolio as its path to the future of laptops takes a turn.
The cheaper option for people who get big-box laptops they don’t plan on moving in seems like an obvious choice, and once Apple’s supply chain issues are resolved, a smaller, cheaper laptop makes more sense than ever. Meanwhile, an improved multitasking feature has been revealed in iPadOS 16 that requires a larger screen to work on. apple Giving your 12-inch MacBook the ax in 2019in the same year that I fell MacBook Pro 15 inch It offered a 16-inch version. But, as we have noticed When this rumor spread in March, It hasn’t had a mass-market but cheapest product since dropping the iBook G4 and PowerBook G4 lines in 2006.
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