Apple’s newly announced M2 Pro and M2 Max-equipped 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks are versatile machines that pair portability with power. Even the entry-level builds can outperform most laptops found in retail stores today. The same can be said about the Mac mini, Apple’s entry-level compact desktop computer.
Apple on Tuesday announced a refreshed lineup of M2 chip variant-equipped MacBook Pro notebooks and Mac mini compact desktop computers. It was an anticipated move by the Cupertino-based tech company, but it’s worth noting how these refreshes will affect Apple’s computer offerings.
There won't be new Mac launches in 2022. But in early 2023, Apple should release new M2-powered MacBook Pro laptops and refresh its other computers.
A revised Mac mini model featuring the upcoming Apple M2 chip could be launching soon, as per Studio Display firmware which references the unreleased computer.
A high-end Mac mini, along with Apple silicon updates to the discontinued iMac Pro and the current Mac Pro, should drop in 2023, not in 2022 as previously thought.
An M2-powered Mac mini is reportedly still on track for release sometime in 2022, with a higher-end model featuring a more powerful M2 Pro chip in the works too.
Apple has its tried and true products, like the iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. But there's still room for the company to expand a bit. Even if it is just a bridge between two existing product lines.
Apple may launch multiple M2 Macs in 2022, with some new models coming in March, and then again in May or June, says Bloomberg's reliable reporter Mark Gurman.
Three unreleased Mac computers have popped up in a regulatory filing ahead of Apple's spring product reveal, likely to happen on International Women's Day on March 8.
Apple today confirmed an official release date for the highly anticipated macOS Monterey update. In the press release for its new MacBook Pros, the company noted that macOS Monterey will be available to the public on October 25.
One developer's decided to pay a creative tribute to Steve Jobs on the tenth anniversary of his passing by turning a vintage iMac G4 all-in-one desktop into a modern Apple silicon system.
Apple's lineup of refurbished products is healthy, and it's a solid way to pick up a new-to-you device without forking over the full retail price. Of course, the hard part is waiting for the refurbished product to actually launch in Apple's refurbished digital storefront. For folks out there waiting for the Mac mini with M1 processor and 10GB ethernet port, the wait is over.