Bloomberg revealed that Apple plans to introduce several Mac computers over the coming months, all powered by the company’s latest M2 processor.
In a report, the agency indicated that Apple aims to offer the “MacBook Pro”, “Mac Mini” and “Mac Pro” in different versions during the coming period. She indicated that Apple is continuing to develop a new version of its flagship device, “Mac Pro”, which works with the second generation of the company’s processors, and it has already entered the beta tests.
It is expected that the next “Mac Pro” will come with new versions of the M2 processor, to provide two or four times stronger performance compared to the M2 processor chip that the company revealed earlier this year, with the new versions bearing the names “M2 Ultra” and “M2 Extreme”.
The “Bloomberg” report also provided several details about another version of the “Mac Pro” that will get a 24-core processor, including 16 cores for high performance and 8 cores for performance efficiency, along with a 76-core graphics card, 192 GB memory, and it will work with macOS Ventura 13.3.
The report also expects the appearance of two versions of the “MacBook Pro” family for personal computers, with 14-inch and 16-inch screen sizes in versions with the M2 Pro and M2 Max processors, and the “Max” version will carry 12 cores for the data processor, and a graphics processor with 38 cores, and it will come with an internal random memory of up to to 64 GB.
And “Bloomberg” confirmed the coming of the new generation of “Mac Mini” with the same first generation Apple M2 processor, although previous reports confirmed that the company had started testing the M2 Pro processor inside a new version of the device.
She suggested that the MacBook Pro and desktop versions of the MacBook Pro would arrive before the end of this year, while the Mac Pro would not arrive before 2023.