Apple MacBook Pro M2 14 and 16 inches this fall? This is what Mark Gurman thinks he knows.
Less than a year after the official registration of the 14-inch or 16-inch MacBook Pro, Apple is preparing to offer a new generation of these devices, a generation that could appear this fall. Answering a reader’s question in his latest Power On newsletter, Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman explains that the Cupertino-based company is almost ready to bring versions of its 14- and 16-inch models to market with the Apple Silicon M2 chip.
Apple MacBook Pro M2 14 and 16 inches this fall?
According to Mark Gurman, the design and functionality of these new devices “will likely stay the same”as Apple introduced a new design to the lineup last year, adding MagSafe charging, more ports and better screens. Thus, the most important change will be the introduction of the M2 versions of the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips that the Apple brand offers on its current models. “Expect a lot of attention to graphics, just like with the standard M2 chip,” Mark Gurman said of these highly anticipated chips. On the 2022 MacBook Air, graphics performance was about 35% faster with the 10-core GPU.
This is what Mark Gurman thinks he knows
While the Cupertino-based company hopes it can sell its new MacBook Pros in the fall, Mark Gurman clarifies that the American giant could also delay their release until spring 2023. “Given the ongoing supply chain difficulties, it is difficult to say exactly when these machines will be available,” he said. These new Macs are among the products the Apple brand plans to launch next year. In another recent newsletter, Mark Gurman explained that the company is also working on a new HomePod as well as an extreme sports version of its Apple Watch.