MacBook Pro with M2 chip next month?  

Apple plans to unveil a brand new MacBook Pro that may feature its second-generation M2 SoC (on-chip system) at its spring 2022 event in March.

This MacBook Pro will replace this 13-inch M1-powered model, which remains the sole MacBook Pro to still have the controversial Touch Bar. This prediction relies on rumors from the availability chain claiming that production lines continued during the Lunar yr holidays.

This isn’t the sole device expected to launch in March, with other Mac products just like the new MacBook Air, iMac and Mac Mini also featuring next-generation Apple Silicon, kind of like what we saw at the revealing of the primary M1 SoC. The new iPhone and iPad, which are compatible with 5G technology, are expected to be announced at the identical event.

This updated 13-inch model won’t have the identical Mini LED ProMotion display it's on larger, more powerful MacBook Pro laptops. This seems to be corroborated by a DigiTimes report, which claims that "apart from the processor, most of the opposite components utilized in the new MacBook Pro will reportedly have almost the identical specifications as those for the prevailing model with M1 chips." this implies we won’t get plenty of design or feature upgrades from the new MacBook Pro, but Gurman predicted that Apple will likely drop the Touch Bar for its new launch MacBook Pro.

As with all rumors, don’t take any of this as 100% confirmation until a politician announcement is created. Apple’s predictions can vary greatly sooner than a seasonal event, so it’s best to watch out to avoid disappointment, but a minimum of we won’t should wait long. Good or not so good move about the new Pro device?

We all love the MacBook, but things are suspiciously quiet about the professional line of Mac desktops. Earlier it had been rumored that no other updates to the MacBook Pro line would be made until the remainder of the Mac family was updated to incorporate some variation of the Apple Silicon, but given the explosive popularity of the M1 MacBook line, we are able to hardly blame Apple for neglect. After all, in an exceedingly world where many have had to adapt to a hybrid variety of work, portability is king.

Still, the iMac Pro had a very difficult time. After launching in 2017, it received several updates in 2019 and 2020, and was then quietly revoked on March 19, 2021. it's unclear whether this discontinuation applies to the series as an entire or whether there are still plans to introduce the new iMac Pro within the coming months.

Given the merchandise lines we’re already expecting to determine, we would see the version of the M1 Pro and M1 Max-powered iMac Pro announced during the Apple Spring 2022 event within the next few weeks.

Which will then leave the Mac Pro because the only system still using Intel processors and AMD graphics. The update will come to the cult Pro Desktop device at some point, it's just a matter of whether it'll be refreshed to incorporate Apple Silicon just like the remainder of the Mac family.