The new MacBook Air is rumored to feature a flat-edged design, ditching the iconic tapering design that is slimmer at the front and gets thicker towards the back. One of the most hotly-anticipated new products on the way from Apple is a completely revamped MacBook Air. There is still a lot more to come throughout the rest of the year, however, including the company’s latest round of new Macs amid the Apple Silicon transition, the iPhone 14, and much more.Īpple products coming in 2022 Redesigned MacBook Air details
An iPhone 14 and Apple Watch Series 8 aren’t expected until later this year.Apple’s already had a busy start to 2022 with the announcement of the new Mac Studio, the Studio Display, and more. It’s also set to roll out iOS 15.4, which comes with a face mask-friendly Face ID, in March as well. Apple is already tipped to reveal a 5G iPhone SE, 5G iPad Air, and potentially one new Mac at a rumored March 8th event. Gurman expects a larger iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip options to replace its current 27-inch iMac Pro, along with a smaller Mac Pro that comes “with the equivalent of either two or four M1 Max chips.” And while the Mac Mini already comes with an M1 chip, Gurman expects it to get an upgraded M1 Pro option (in addition to an M2 variation).Īs far as a timeline goes, Gurman says Apple will release new Macs in March, and then again in May or June. As Apple continues to distance itself from Intel silicon, it has a few other Macs on tap that are likely meant to shove any remaining Intel-powered devices out of its lineup.
It’s been well over a year since Apple first announced its very first in-house M1 chip in November 2020, and several months since its M1 Pro and M1 Max debut. Come 2023, Gurman thinks Apple may release Pro and Max versions of the M2 chip - just like it did for the M1 chip - as well as announce an M3 chip. Its graphics cores, however, may jump from seven or eight to nine or 10. The M2 chip will be slightly faster than its predecessorĪpple hasn’t offered any hints about the potential M2 chip, but Gurman thinks its CPU will be slightly faster than the M1’s, and that it will share the same eight-core architecture.
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