Page 5 - M3 Chip News Today

We're likely getting new Macs, but beyond that is a guessing game.

In June, Apple launched a larger MacBook Air with the new M2 chip at a price of $1,299, a year after the company upgraded the 13-inch MacBook Air with the same processor.

Apple is reportedly preparing for a major product launch, with new iMac and MacBook Pro models expected to debut at the end of October. Analyst Mark Gurman suggests that Apple may be planning a Mac-centered event, possibly on October 30 or 31, due to a shortage of current models.

Apple is reportedly making progress with the M3-based MacBook Pro already in the design validation test (DVT) while the MacBook Air models are in the engineering verification test (EVT), as per Bloomberg.

The M3 chip-powered MacBooks won’t arrive until 2024, according to a new report.

A fresh leak has claimed Apple’s new Macs outfitted with M3 chips could launch imminently, bringing better power and efficiency to the company’s computers.

Apple could make a bitterly disappointing decision regarding its M3 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro this year, despite them coming with its best chip in years.

A new report claims Apple might drop the Mac Pro from its Mac lineup when the M3 series of chips launches. If true, that could be bad news for pro users.

Apple might hoard TSMC's advanced 3nm chip manufacturing capacity for 12 months, further extending its processor efficiency advantage.

Apple's next-generation 16-inch MacBook Pro with the rumored M3 Max chip could have 16 CPU cores, 40 GPU cores, and up to 48GB of memory, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.