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Report: New M2 MacBooks and Mac Mini models Are Coming Later This Year

Posted March 11, 2022 | Apple | Apple M2 | Mac mini | MacBook Air | MacBook Pro | Windows


Apple unveiled its new Mac Studio workstation powered by M1 Max and a more powerful M1 Ultra chip earlier this week, but a new M2 chip is expected to make its debut in new Mac models later this year. 9to5Mac is reporting that the Mac Mini, the MacBook Air, and the MacBook Pro should be the first Mac models to be updated with Apple’s new M2 chip in the coming months.

Apple’s Mac Mini was one of the first Mac models that kickstarted the transition to Apple Silicon, and it remains the cheapest M1 Macs on the market to this day. According to 9to5Mac, the upcoming M2 Mac Mini will have an SoC based on Apple’s current A15 chip, with eight CPU cores and a more powerful 10-core GPU.

The report also mentions the existence of another new Mac Mini model powered by an “M2 Pro” chip, which would feature a 12-core CPU rather than the 10-core CPU found in the current M1 Pro. “Apple currently has no plans to release a version with the M2 Max or Ultra chips,” 9to5Mac wrote, adding that Apple could announce the release date for the M2 Mac Mini “sometime later this year.”

9to5Mac followed up on this initial report yesterday to reveal that new M2 MacBooks models are also in the pipeline. A redesigned MacBook Air is said to be using the same M2 chip coming in the upcoming M2 Mac Mini, and Apple could also be prepping a new 13.3” MacBook Pro with an M2 chip. “The machine is based on the current 13-inch MacBook Pro, which means that it should retain the current design rather than getting the new one from the high-end versions,” the report says.

Apple is a company that slowly iterates, but the M1 chip is now almost two years old and the timing seems right for an M2 chip to make its debut later this year. Apple briefly mentioned at the end of its media event on Tuesday that the Mac’s transition to Apple Silicon was nearly complete, except for one more product, the Mac Pro. “That is for another day,” said John Ternus, Apple SVP of Hardware engineering.

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