When will Apple announce new Macs with M2 chipsets? soon maybe

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(Pocket-lint) – Apple is said to be planning to release several new Macs with upgraded processors sometime in the first half of the year.

Aloud Bloomberg Reporter Mark Gorman via Power On News can see Apple unveil the 13-inch MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, 24-inch iMac, and redesigned MacBook Air — all with the M2 chip that’s believed to be, a faster CPU than a chip The original M1. It maintains the same eight-core architecture, but its graphics cores can clash up to nine or ten.

When these new Macs arrive, at least one new Mac model is expected to debut at an unannounced event on March 8, 2021.

Gurman believes that two of the oldest Apple Silicon Macs in the current lineup – the entry-level MacBook Pro and the Mac mini – are likely to be updated next. The Mac Mini in particular can be upgraded with the M1 Pro and M2 option. Gurman also expects that the larger iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chipsets will follow the current 27-inch iMac Pro, while the smaller Mac Pro will appear “with the equivalent of two or four M1 Max chips.” However, Apple may wait until May or June 2022 to announce another round of Mac releases.

So, to be clear, expect a new Mac or two in March, followed by more new Macs a few months later.

Apple may also have other hardware announcements up its sleeve for its March event. Of note is the introduction of the 5G iPhone SE and the 5G iPad Air. It will also come with iOS 15.4 Deploy proper facial recognition for the mask.