HIGHLIGHTS
- Apple is expected to release the iPhone SE 3 and a new iPad.
- In May or June, the business may announce new Mac models.
- The Apple M2 Pro and Apple M2 Max are planned to be released in 2023.
According to Mark Gurman's Bloomberg newsletter, Apple will undertake the third phase of its end-to-end computer revamp, which will entail switching from Intel CPUs to its own silicon. During this phase, Apple is expected to release new Mac models based on a new M2 processor, as well as the M1 Pro, M1 Max, and a super-powered version of the M1 Max. He anticipates additional MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, Mac mini, and iMac Pro versions to be released in 2022.
According to Gurman, the rumoured March 8 event will feature the release of the 5G iPhone SE and iPad Air, but at least one new Mac might make its debut. Another study earlier last month also disclosed same information. According to the source, Apple may release a low-cost 5G iPhone SE 3 and a new iPad. Furthermore, Gurman cites sources who claim that Apple is planning another series of Mac launches later this year, maybe in May or June.
According to Gurman, Apple will release a new Mac mini with an M1 Pro chip (launched last year), a 13-inch MacBook Pro with an M2 chip to replace the 2020 model, a Mac mini with an M2 chip, a 24-inch iMac with an M2 chip, a redesigned MacBook Air with an M2 chip, an iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip options, and a "half-sized Mac Pro, the first with Apple Silicon, with
Three Mac PCs were recently found on the website of the Eurasian Economic Commission (EEC), with one of the three types referred to be a portable computer.
Gurman also distinguishes between the M2, M1 Pro, and M1 Max chipsets. The M2 is expected to be "a little faster than the M1," but it will keep the same eight-core architecture as the M1 chip.
Furthermore, graphics cores are said to be increased from seven to eight to nine or ten. M1 Pro chipsets are expected to include two variants: one that is twice as powerful as the M1 Max, with 20 CPU cores and 64 graphics cores, and another that is four times as powerful as the M1 Max, with 40 CPU cores and 128 graphics cores. He also expects that the Pro and Max versions of the M2 will be available in 2023, along with the first M3 chip.
