I believe that
many of my friends have
been paying close attention to Apple's MacBookair and MacBookPRO,
because I often receive
messages and private messages asking
which one to buy
and whether to wait.
Especially at this time point,
I also understand,
because Apple is likely to launch
their next generation of chip M2,
so whether to wait or buy
directly is really very confusing.
Today I would like to bring you some of the
latest news about Mac models,
hoping to be a little helpful for
those who want to choose
whether to buy or wait.
According to the latest news,
Apple is testing four m2 series chips on at
least nine MAC models.
Let's talk about four
m2 chips.
I think they
should be
m2M2ProM2Max and M2Ultra.
In fact, according to the source,
the name of the last M2Ultra is uncertain,
because it is not named M2Ultra.
It's just mentioned that it
will be the successor of M-ultra.
I think I made a video about the
M2 Extreme
chip based on some existing information before.
So is the successor of this M 1
ultra chip M 2 ultra,
or will it be M 2 xdream?
I don't think we'll get an answer until
Apple releases it.
Let's also take a look at what these models
are being tested.
A MacBook Air with
an M2 chip was the first
to be tested,
as was a 13-inch MacBook Pro,
the entry-level MacBook Pro, with an M2 chip.
As I said at the beginning
of the video,
I believe many friends are anxiously waiting for these two models,
because macbookcare is said to have a
relatively large design update,
which will adopt a flat edge
design and have colorful color options.
As an entry-level product, the 13-inch MacBook Pro is cheaper,
and its performance can
meet the needs of most people,
so it has always been
a product that many people want to buy.
The good news is that both are now being tested,
along with the
two MACmini chips being tested,
the m2 and the m2Pro.
The source
also said that Apple had planned to
test the M1 Max's Mac Mini,
but because Apple just released the
Mac Studio with
M1 Max and M1 Ultra chips at the March event,
it seems that the MAC of M1 Max is a
bit redundant.
Because if they use the same chip
the performance will not be much worse
So in the end,
we may see the
MACmini of m2 and m2 PRO,
and there is also a MACPro in the test.
As I've mentioned in previous videos,
Apple is
likely to release a
Mac Pro at WWDC in June,
and
this news confirms the possibility.
This new MACPRO will be the successor
of the M1 Ultra
core I just mentioned,
so I believe the performance must be very strong.
In fact, the above Mac models
have seen some news of
them since the second
half of last year,
so it's not
surprising to hear that Apple is testing them
internally at this time.
But what really surprised me was
the following two models.
Apple is also said
to be testing both the
m2pro and m2max 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros.
I was a little surprised by this,
because Apple just released the M1 Pro/Max
MacBook Pro at
its fall event in the second half of last year,
and many users were
very excited about this eye-catching performance.
Apple has been testing new chips
for less than a year
since the release of these two models last year.
Does that mean
that this
time we will get updates
for these two models in a year?
I don't know if the little friends who just bought
these two passions will
feel a little cool when they see the news.
According to Bloomberg,
if Apple is testing these models internally,
it means we're likely
to see them in the coming months.
We're getting closer to WWDC in June,
and I think if
Apple is testing so
many models at the same time,
we should be able to see at
least two or three of them in June.
Then the rest may meet with us in the second half
of this year or the first half of next year.
I don't think it's necessary for Apple to
release MacBook Pro 14 and 16-inch models this year,
because the release schedule of
new models this year is already so full,
plus the update
cycle is a year,
is it a little anxious?
If they release this card next year
I won't be surprised
or I won't be disappointed
I don't know what you think in front of the screen,
but is there one of
these Mac models that you really want to buy?
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I am Ron,
an ordinary consumer,
office worker and technology enthusiast.
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