"And looking further into the future, even more exciting Mac upgrades will come as early as 2025. "The company could then follow up with the M3 iMac later in the year and M3 Pro and M3 Max-based MacBook Pros in 2024," he noted, saying that the M3 chip will also land in a revamped iPad Pro with OLED screens, which are said to be scheduled for the first half of 2024.
He based his speculation on the company's previous schedule where it launched the M2 chip. A new support document has been published informing Apple Watch Ultra owners that they have the option to ask Apple for a Depth and Water Seal Test, which will assess the functionality of M3 chip may be announced at WWDC Gurman said that Apple may announce the M3 chip alongside a new MacBook Air at Worldwide Developers Conference 2023. A 15-inch MacBook Air with an M2 chip may still excite consumers, but a new M2 13-inch MacBook Air is unlikely to be compelling," he explains.Īpple now offers depth and water seal tests for Apple Watch Ultra: Here’s how it worksĪpple is now offering depth and water seal tests for its most expensive watch ever – the Apple Watch Ultra. If those machines launch in a few months with the M2 chip, they’ll quickly become outdated. "But the chip destined for the new MacBook Air models is slightly less clear. Gurman also speculated that the company may bring a MacBook with M3 chip because it released an M2-equipped machine last year. Apple 2023 MacBook laptop lineup Gurman says Apple’s also readying the new 15-inch MacBook Air, an upgraded 13-inch MacBook Air, and a Mac Pro equipped with an M2 Ultra silicon. It is to be noted that he hinted at a 2023 iMac launch in one of his February newsletters. It is not expected to enter mass production until at least three months but may be available for shipping in the latter half of this year, Gurman says. The company is also said to be conducting production tests of the machine.
2023 iMac production As far as the launch and availability is concerned, Gurman highlights that Apple's next iMac desktop is at an advanced stage of development called engineering validation testing (EVT). "The computer will see some of its internal components relocated and redesigned, and the manufacturing process for attaching the iMac’s stand is different," he noted.
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