In fact, we've heard almost nothing about purported "new" features for the MacBook Pro. Rumors indicate that the company is planning to unveil a new 13-inch MacBook Pro as early as next month, possibly at a rumored March event alongside some other exciting products. The new MacBook Pro will reportedly not feature a ProMotion 120Hz display like its big brother. According to a multitude of reports, Apple is preparing to debut the next generation of Apple silicon very soon. To confirm, this MacBook Pro is expected to be 13-inches in size and fit as a direct replacement for the M1 MBP to be sold alongside the 14-inch and 16-inch versions with M1 Pro and M1 Max chips launched late last year. That means no notch, no new chassis, and a Touch Bar. A report from February cites information that states the new MacBook won't get a design change over the current M1 version and won't follow the footsteps of the MacBook Pro (2021). Lets you view, composite, grade, and deliver stunning High Dynamic Range (HDR) video on Apple Pro Display XDR. (as well as a new low-end model will be introduced at the event, but it has a mixed accuracy record, and a Twitter leakers account has disappeared since it initially revealed some related rumors. If you like the design of the current 13-inch MacBook Pro with M1, we have some good news, the new MacBook Pro will reportedly look exactly like this old one. Bloombergs announcement of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, which succeeds the, will be presented at an Apple event on March 8. Before he deleted his account, DylanDKT tweeted that Apple will be increasing the size to 14 inches as a lower-end version of the existing model, while other reports say the new model will stick with a 13-inch display.If the new MacBook Pro is unveiled on March 8, you can probably expect it to be released for purchase or pre-order that very same week, arriving in stores shortly after. On the 14-inch model, it comes in at 3024 x 1964 native resolution at 254 pixels per inch (ppi). Since this model will still be a MacBook Pro, we expect it will be available in silver and space gray. Like the iPad Pro, Apple is using a Liquid Retina XDR mini-LED display on these new MacBook Pros. The rumor first came about from TechRadar and soon got the tech community all rambled up about a potential. Of course, looking at Apple’s history, we’re still speculating when and how Apple will announce this mystical Mac.
We’re expecting the new model to get a similar design to the higher-end models, with thinner, uniform bezels and an all-black black keyboard well that eliminates the Touch Bar. Recently, we heard rumors regarding Apple working on a 5000 Mac specifically focused on gaming. But when Apple updates it with the follow-up to the M1 (presumably the M2), it will likely get some major changes. Other miscellaneous rumors include a name change for OS X to MacOS, Siri launching for MacOS, and upgrades to the Photos and Apple Music applications. When Apple introduced the M1 13-inch MacBook Pro, the company merely took the Intel-based design and replaced the processor with its own silicon. Configure it with Apples beastly M1 Max chip for best-in-class performance, though youll pay for the. 2022 MacBook Pro: Design, size, and colors The MacBook Pro 2021 (16-inch) is an across-the-board improvement over its predecessor. The M1 Max has 32 graphics cores, but Mark Gurman has previously reported that the new Mac Pro may offer 16 or 32 high-performance cores, four or eight high-efficiency cores and up to 128 graphics core options, a true monster in the making if the rumors are true.
December 21, 2021: Chinese-language publication Commercial Times ( translation) reports that Apple is on an 18-month cycle with its Mac chips, which could mean that a new M2 13-inch MacBook Pro would ship in the second half of 2022.ĭecember 7, 2021: In his Power On Newsletter, Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman wrote that Apple will update the 13-inch model with an M2 processor. Apple's M1 chip was a gamechanger in mobile computing, and Apple built on it strongly with M1 Pro and M1 Max. Apple has already updated the iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch for the holiday season, but we’re still waiting on an update to the Mac lineup.