Apple is reportedly developing variations of the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Professional, the Apple Silicon M2 Pro Mac mini, as well as a Mac Pro towering with M2 Ultra and “M2 Extreme” processors.
The M2 chip version from Apple Silicon was unveiled during Apple’s WWDC presentation, along with updated iterations of the MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro that use the processor. Although the Mac mini was a part of the initial wave of M1 products, its exclusion from M2 might not be permanent.
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As per Mark Gurman’s “Switch On” weekly for Reuters, new Mac mini versions with the newest processor generations will be part of the release pipeline for M2 Macs. It appears that M2 and M2 Pro processors will be accessible for the Mac mini, whereas M2 Pro and M2 Max models will be provided for the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models.
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The second generation will likewise provide an M2 Ultra variant and a next “M2 Extreme” processor choice for the much anticipated Mac Pro tower.
Gurman predicts that Apple will resume the process with the M2 line, which will upgrade the 13-inch MacBook Air afterwards and add a 15-inch model. With M3, a redesigned iMac and a 12-inch laptop in “initial stages” are reportedly anticipated. Kuo hinted in a post that the laptop might be offered with either M2 or M2 Pro CPU choices. The upcoming 15-inch version may not be called a MacBook Air, according to an earlier statement made by Kuo, although he would not elaborate.
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As per Kuo, options for the next 15-inch MacBook with the M2 processor would come with Apple’s brand-new double 35W USB charger, whereas options with the M2 Pro processor would come with a most potent 67W connector. These charger connectors are currently available for the upcoming MacBook Air with an M2 processor that will be on sale the following month.
Kuo added that he has not already learned of such preparations for the 12-inch MacBook that had been earlier speculated.
