This week, Apple held a new product launch event. The event brought new Studio Display, Mac Studio, iPad Air, iPhone SE and other products.
Before this launch event, there was news that Apple was expected to launch new Mac minis, 13-inch MacBook Pro, 27-inch iMac and other new products, but it is clear that these products did not appear in the end.
Now, the latest news mentions these unleased products again and gives a new statement.
A new report suggests that Apple may not release the 27-inch iMac mentioned in the breaking news. The leak shows that Apple will not launch a larger iMac "in the near future."
Previously, with the launch of mac studio, Apple removed the 27-inch Intel iMac. This has led to a lot of news that Apple may launch another 27-inch iMac equipped with a self-developed chip to enrich the product line, that is, the iMac Pro mentioned in previous revelations.
But the latest claims from sources suggest that the iMac Pro mentioned in previous revelations may actually be the "Studio Display Pro" that will be launched later this year.
As far as the available news is concerned, apple may continue to develop the iMac Pro, with speculation that it will be released in 2023. However, before Apple officially released the new product, everything is possible to change.
According to the current information, apple's Mac product line in addition to notebooks, has iMac, Mac mini, Mac Studio, Mac Pro three different positioning series. This can meet the needs of users with a variety of uses. Based on this, whether the rumored iMac Pro will actually arrive remains to be confirmed.
In addition, in addition to the news of the iMac series, the new Mac mini that was previously announced that it may appear at the launch event also exposed more information. The latest revelations denied previous claims and said the new product would not be launched before 2023.
Apple is said to have revolutionized the exterior design of the Mac mini with a smaller chassis, a new top cover and two-tone color options.
At the same time, this new product will also be equipped with a new generation of M2 self-developed chip.
The news shows that this new M2 chip will be a major upgrade of Apple's self-developed chip, compared with the previously launched M1 series of chips, this time will bring a larger version iteration. Its CPU may be a little faster than the M1, but the chip should retain the same octa-core architecture, with an 8-core CPU and a 10-core GPU.