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Plus at WWDC in June 2022 Apple introduced the M2 chip in the MacBook Air and 13in MacBook Pro. Apple’s already updated many of its machines, including the MacBook Air, Mac mini, 24-inch iMac, 13-inch MacBook Pro, 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro, and launched the new Mac Studio. Already releasedĪpple revealed in June 2020 that it would be transitioning all its Macs from Intel processors to its own silicon within two years. Here’s everything we expect Apple to release during the second half of 2022. Apple has a ton of new products arriving over the rest of 2022 that’ll make the Peek Performance event seem like a mere appetizer. But that’s just the calm before the next big things. Given that the Studio's not upgradable, it doesn't fit very well with the Pro's market.After the Peek Performance event brought the incredible Mac Studio and Studio Display, it’s been all quiet on the Apple front. That might mean a midrange Mac Pro, which would be great, unless that's the spot Apple designed the Mac Studio to fill.
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There are rumors about the M1-based 32-inch iMac with a high-end display and an updated Mac Mini, but we've also been waiting patiently for a less pricey version of its Pro Display XDR though something along those lines seems to be in the works, word has it that we won't see it until October thanks to supply issues. Will Apple have a line of increasingly powerful single-die CPUs or will it double and triple up on the existing M1s? Will it create new graphics modules by spinning off the GPU integrated into the M1s or will it continue to rely on AMD's Radeon Pro GPUs? Inquiring minds want to know. We've yet to see how Apple plans to scale its M1 lineup to a system that traditionally relies on discrete graphics and more than the 10 CPU cores in its current M1 Max as well.
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To switch to its own processors from the Intel Xeon CPUs and update to more modern, high-bandwidth standards (like PCIe 4 and DDR5) probably requires a redesigned motherboard, hopefully still retaining the socketed CPU design. That probably means Apple won't redesign the chassis significantly, especially given that Apple updates its hardware designs infrequently under normal circumstances.
Apple needs to continue to support its existing installed base of Mac Pros with upgrades, because one of the points of a high-end, upgradable system like this is that it lasts more than a few years. The system itself probably wouldn't ship until October at the earliest.
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If there are any new or unique capabilities that Apple's planning to add with the annual operating system update, software developers need to be the first to know, and that's what WWDC is for. Some will arrive sometime in May or June, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, a seasoned Apple-watcher. There is little information about the potential new product (including whether the Mac Pro was one of the models filed), but this could hint that Apple will be releasing new computers in addition to the new Mac Studio fairly soon. And Apple discontinued the 27-inch iMac.Īpple filed three new Mac computers in the Eurasian Economic Database, according to French site Consomac. We're almost certain a new Mac Pro will come this year - the Mac Pro and iMac 27-inch are the last models left for Apple to hit its self-imposed two-year deadline to complete the switch from third-party processors to its own.
Read more: Everything Apple Announced: Mac Studio, iPhone SE, iPad Air and More When will the new Mac Pro be announced? We've paired Apple precedent with our own analysis to arrive at some good guesses for what the M1 Mac Pro could look like. And a few rumors continue to circulate as we head into the company's developers conference, WWDC, on June 6. It didn't happen at Apple's March event, where the company introduced the Mac Studio desktop plus the option to power it up with the M1 Ultra chip.īut some sort of M1 Ultra Mac Pro is likely on the horizon - Apple hinted as much back in March. The Mac Pro, Apple's desktop workstation, arrived in 2019 - and it's a safe bet that a new version will launch in 2022.
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