Kuo: 13-inch MacBook Pro and Redesigned iMac Will be Apple's First Arm Macs

Kuo: 13-inch MacBook Pro and Redesigned iMac Will be Apple tree's Outset Arm Macs

Posted past on Jun 21, 2022 in Apple News, News

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Apple annotator Ming-Chi Kuo in his latest investor's note claims that the Cupertino company will presently exist launching an iMac refresh. He too claims that Apple tree's kickoff Arm-based Macs will be the 13.3-inch MacBook Pro and the iMac.

The analyst claims that Apple tree will refresh its existing iMac lineup in the third quarter this yr with new Intel processors before launching the Arm-powered iMacs in Q4 this year or early on Q1 21. The Arm iMac will characteristic a new form gene and design along with a 24-inch display. The Intel refresh of the iMac later this year volition be the terminal Intel Mac to be released by Apple tree. Information technology was expected that Apple would announce the new iMac refresh at WWDC 2022 later this week, though Kuo's notation makes it sound otherwise.

The Arm variant of the xiii-inch MacBook Pro will be similar to the existing model and the Intel models will be discontinued subsequently its debut. Apple tree will release all Macs in 2022 with Arm fries and the entire transition to its custom Arm chips will happen over a menses of 12 to 18 months. The starting time MacBook with a mini-LED display will besides launch in the get-go half of 2022.

Additionally, Kuo notes that Apple tree is working on a MacBook with an "all-new form cistron design" that will go into mass production in the second half of 2022. The analyst believes that the custom Arm chips, mini-LED displays, and new class factors will requite Apple's MacBook lineup a major competitive advantage in two years from now and led to a significant improvement in user experience.

Are you looking forward to new Arm-based Macs from Apple? What are you expecting from them in terms of performance improvements? Besides, what other improvements volition you similar to run into from them?

[Via MacRumors]