Apple will release up to seven Mac models this year

Apple began transitioning from Intel to its own ARM chips in 2020. The transition is said to be complete this year, with Apple launching higher-end Mac models powered by Apple Silicon chips to replace Intel-powered models.

Apple will launch as many as seven new Mac models this year:

• A new Mac mini equipped with an M1 Pro chip
• A new Mac mini equipped with an M2 chip 13-inch MacBook Pro, to succeed the 2020 model, below the 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro
• Mac mini with M2 chip
• 24-inch iMac with M2 chip
• Redesigned MacBook Air with M2 Chip
• Large iMac Pro with M1 Pro and M1 Max chip options
• Half the size of the Mac Pro, the first Mac with Apple Silicon Pro, equivalent to two or four M1 Max chips

Apple will launch the third-generation iPhone SE and fifth-generation iPad Air at an event in March. However, Gurman claimed in his latest newsletter that in addition to these two devices, Apple will launch at least one new Mac computer powered by Apple silicon chips, and it will most likely be the rumored high-end Mac mini or the alleged New iMac with Mini LED display technology.

As for which Mac computers will be updated first, since the entry-level MacBook Pro and Mac mini are the two oldest Apple Silicon Macs, these models will next be upgraded with more powerful hardware than their predecessors.

In addition to newly updated Mac computers, Apple is also expected to release iPhone 14, next-generation AirPods Pro 2, etc. this year.

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