Apple may release M2 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros as early as this fall

Less than a year after the announcement of the , Apple is reportedly planning to update these devices as early as this fall. In response to a reader question in his latest Power On newsletter (via ), Bloomberg’s According to Mark Gurman, the company is already working on M2 versions of the 14- and 16-inch models.

According to Gurman, the design and features of the two computers will “likely remain roughly the same” since Apple redesigned the product line just last year to add MagSafe charging, more ports, and better displays. The most notable change will be the addition of M2 versions of the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips that the company is offering over its current models. “Notice that a lot of the focus is on the graphics side, just like the standard M2,” Gurman said of the upcoming SoCs. Graphics performance is about 35 percent faster on the if you opt for the 10-core GPU variant.

Although Apple is reportedly hoping to release the new MacBook Pros sometime in the fall, Gurman notes that the company could push them back to spring 2023. he said. New Macs are just one of a “flood” of products Apple plans to release over the next year. In another recent newsletter, Gurman said the company is also working on a new and a .

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