Apple’s “California Streaming” event gets an chance of showing off new MacBook Pro models sporting the M1X chip, with a report asserting orders could open up inside “several weeks” of the event.
After weeks of reports about the normal 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro encountering delays underway that were then apparently corrected, it is asserted a launch of the new models is occurring soon.
In Sunday’s “Power On” newsletter for Bloomberg, Mark Gurman says the M1X MacBook Pro models ought to “hit shelves in the next several weeks.” While almost certainly, Apple will utilize the special event to launch the updated models, Gurman doesn’t inside and out say they will show up during the show, yet that they are anticipated a fall release.
Concerning the specifications of the new models, Gurman says they will utilize “high-end M1 chips,” will have “MagSafe magnetic charging,” and will not have a Touch Bar. As recently supposed, they will incorporate scaled down LED-illuminated presentations, considering high contrast levels and further developed color representation.
Beside the MacBook Pros, Apple is likewise expected to launch a record of products this fall, including the iPhone 13, Apple Watch Series 7, AirPods 3, and new iPads.