These Macs are still expected to launch this year after Mac Studio

During Apple's "Peek Performance" event, we saw the announcement of Mac Studio, which will be released on March 18th. Powered by the new M1 Ultra chip, this device is a cross between the Mac mini and Mac Pro. A stunning 27-inch studio monitor was also announced.

Now that the spring event is over, we're still hoping to launch some Macs sometime this year. Read on for a list of Macs we might see by the end of 2022. Apple recently registered three new Macs in Eurasian regulatory databases. This has been an accurate indicator of new models in the past, however, it's unclear when these computers will be released.

Apple Silicon Mac Pro

Among all the speculations, this one feels the most likely. At its "Peek Performance" event on Tuesday, the Cupertino company teased that it's still working on the Apple Silicon Mac Pro. Customers who need top-end performance will have to wait longer to get their hands on Apple's most high-end machines.

Apple is likely to unveil a revamped Mac Pro along with other Macs at WWDC 2022 in June.

Updated Mac mini

Currently, Apple sells Mac mini with an M1 chip or an Intel Core processor. It's been a while since the last upgrade, leading to speculation that a new Mac mini is imminent.

Sources say an updated Mac mini is coming soon. It will be available in two different chips: M2 and M2 Pro. Both chips are entry-level options for the Mac line of computers. Based on the A15 chip, the M2 will feature the same 8-core CPU and 10-core CPU as the M1. The M2 Pro is expected to come with a 12-core CPU (compared to the M1 Pro 10-core CPU).

Redesigned MacBook Air

The latest MacBook Air update was released in late 2020. Rumors about a redesigned MacBook Air sporting a new color scheme have been circulating for some time.

Apple will retain the M1 chip in the redesign, although other rumors speculate that an M2 chip will be used. The 2022 MacBook Air is expected to launch later this year.

Unlikely: 27-inch iMac with Apple Silicon

The 27-inch iMac has been discontinued from Apple’s online store. An Apple Silicon replacement is unlikely to become a reality. The new Studio Display is also 27 inches, and it looks like Apple may be straying away from an all-in-one desktop setup. This monitor is more affordable than the Pro Display XDR, starting at $1,599. It's powered by the A13 chip and also includes a webcam for video calls with center stage.

Is this a 27-inch iMac replacement?

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