Not only that, but bringing the M2 out in conjunction with M1 variants expected to feature in the iMac and Mac mini will surely be confusing for customers. Most reports we’ve read suggest that the M2 won’t be ready for use until the autumn, though, so we’re taking the claim with a pinch of salt. Source, who that site claims revealed details of the MacBook Pro notch prior to the October 2021 event, has said that Apple will soon launch a new MacBook Pro in the same design – retaining the Touch Bar – but with an M2 chip. It’s possible that Apple could be replacing the 13in MacBook Pro with M1 with a 14in model with the same M1 chip, but reports suggest this could be a 13in MacBook Pro with M2 chip.
EXPECTED MAC PRO RELEASE DATE UPDATE
We feel that the most likely MacBook this could represent is the MacBook Pro, simply because the MacBook Air update includes a complete remodelling, while the MacBook Pro will either adopt the 14in case or keep the 13in case.
EXPECTED MAC PRO RELEASE DATE PORTABLE
Mac Studio), while the device with the model number A2681 is entered in the database as a portable computer. The entries are used to identify the type of device: A2615 and A2686 are referred to as personal computers and expected to be a new iMac and Mac mini (presumably the New Macs were spotted in a Russian database in February, indicating that new Macs are launching soon. We hold out hope that the M2 could arrive sooner than that – perhaps at See the tweet in the section above) Dylan adjusted his position: “The currently available M1 MacBook Pro 13 will be replaced with a MacBook Pro 14 with an M2 chip in the 2H of 2022.”
Gurman doesn’t expect much beyond Apple squeezing a new processor into the shell, but he does anticipate that the 13in MacBook Pro will be one of five Macs getting updated in 2022. Will launch an updated 13in MacBook Pro in 2022. Power On newsletter from Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman in December 2021, Apple Will there be a new 13in MacBook Pro?Īccording to the subscriber version of the You may be viewing an old version of this article.Ĭlick here to see the latest version. Gurman, on the other hand, maintains that the 13in MacBook Pro model will be upgraded this year.
If it’s the replacement for the M1 Pro and M1 Mac MacBook Pro in 14in and 16in you are interested in, the wait could be a little longer – according to the 20 March 2022 newsletter from Bloomberg’s Apple expert Mark Gurman, we may have to wait until 2023 before we see new models of the 14in and 16in MacBook Pro with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips.
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