There have been rumours of Apple releasing the revised 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with the new M2 Pro or M2 Pro Max CPUs for months. However, a recent Bloomberg story suggests that Apple may be finished releasing new Macs for this year and that any additional models won’t be available until 2019. We examine all the new Macs being developed at Apple’s top-secret labs since they won’t be released this year.

Apple is reportedly working on upgraded Mac mini models as a refresh to the Mac mini M1 that was announced back in 2020. However, the launch timeframe for such gadgets has now been postponed to early 2023, despite the original expectation that they would debut this year. According to rumours, at least one of the Mac mini devices would completely replace the Intel model, which would eliminate that CPU from the lineup. Additionally, there are rumours that Apple will make some design changes, though it’s unclear what they will include. According to YouTuber Jon Prosser, the new Mac mini will have an aluminium frame sandwiched between what looks like plexiglass on top. Next year, he anticipates a decrease in size as well.

Apple MacBook
In 2021, Apple completely redesigned the MacBook Pro family, adding a new design (with a notch! ), improved M1 Pro and M1 Max silicon for the processors, and more. The Pro versions, meanwhile, were left in the dust this year as the MacBook Air received an M2 makeover. As a result, it was anticipated that the upgrade would be released later this year, however as was already mentioned, that won’t be happening. The new M2 processors, which should boost the performance of the future computers to a new level as if the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips weren’t already fast enough, will undoubtedly be installed in them. Mark Gurman claims that the M2 Max might feature 12 CPU cores and consume a 3nm manufacturing procedure. The next-generation MacBook Pro models won’t most likely alter at all in terms of appearance. Apple doesn’t like to modify its designs frequently, and because the most recent significant redesign was only completed last year, the company will continue to use the same approach.

Pro iMac
The M1 iMac, which was released last year, included Apple’s own CPUs for the first time and featured a completely new design for the series. At the time, it was anticipated that Apple would also release an iMac Pro with the standard iMac, but that never happened. As of right moment, there are rumours circulating that Apple may be aiming to release a Pro model in 2019. Apple’s unknown what processor a prospective iMac Pro (2022) will use, but when rumours of the machine initially surfaced, it was thought that the M1 Pro or M1 Max would power the device. Now that M2 is available, perhaps we’ll start to see the updated versions of the CPUs powering the iMac.

Apple Mac
The present Mac Pro is still dependent on Intel, but if Apple is ready to launch the next-generation Mac Pro, it will use one of its own M2 CPUs, possibly an M2 Extreme or M2 Ultra.

a MacBook Air 15″
Apple may have increased the MacBook Air’s screen size from 13 to 13.6 inches this year, but the company plans to introduce a 15-inch MacBook Air, which would be a first for the series. While there have been rumours of such a machine, its introduction may eventually occur in 2023.

Gurman proposed that Apple wants to launch this device in an effort to increase its market share for laptops and provide customers additional options. Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo tweeted that this new model might be powered by an M2 Pro chip in response to that report. It’s interesting to note that Kuo only referred to the laptop as the “MacBook” and never used the word Air.

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