Apple has announced that it will hold the 2022 Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC22) online from June 6 to 10, EST, and all developers can participate for free. This year's WWDC22 conference will still focus on software technology, and will launch new operating systems including iOS 16, WatchOS 9, macOS 13 and TVOS 16, while showing some of Apple's cutting-edge innovations.
By convention, the probability of Apple releasing a hardware product at WWDC is slim. However, according to foreign media recently, the new MacBook Air and Mac mini equipped with Apple Silicon's planned M2 series chips will be expected to be unveiled on the WWDC22.
The M2 series chips may use TSMC's 4nm process, with 8 CPU cores and 10 display cores. The new MacBook Air equipped with the chip, code-named J413, will use a display with a white bezel, but there will be no bangs, the screen size will be increased to 13.6 inches, it is still an LCD, and it will not use miniLED for the time being. The new model is thinner and lighter, and will be available in a variety of colors, in addition to a better FaceTime camera.
In addition, two new Mac minis equipped with M2 chips, codenamed J473, and equipped with M2 Pro chips and codenamed J474, may be launched at the same time. As for the new MacBook Pro and Mac Pro equipped with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, they may not be announced at the conference, and are expected to be launched at the autumn new product launch in September.
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