I don’t think that this will happen.More likely we will see the updated 14" and 16" MacBook Pros in the usual October event.
It should happen as the only remaining Mac on Intel is the Mac Pro. I doubt Apple will try to keep to going for much longer given that I doubt Apple would want to support Intel binaries any further. Furthermore, if history repeats, the M2 Pro/Max/Ultra are ready if not in fab process now that the M2 has been released.I don’t think that this will happen.
Look at corona situation, lockdown, Russia’s war of aggression, supply chains, chip shortage…
We will be happy to see the 16-inch MacBook Pro next year. Maybe in April or later.
But I don’t want to wait 1 year or more to buy the 16-inch MacBook Pro, when the M2 is already available.I believe M2 Macbook Pro 14" and 16" will be released next year. It''ll most likely be in October/November 2024. Hopefully Apple will add a Face ID by then?
Relax, there is always going to a better chip right around the cornerBut I don’t want to wait 1 year or more to buy the 16-inch MacBook Pro, when the M2 is already available.
When you buy the 16-inch M2, other people will buy the new MacBook Air with M3 chip🙄.
It‘s like being always 1 year or more behind if you are a professional user, which pays a very big amount of money🤬.
In my opinion Apple should release always the strongest chip (ultra) first, (max version) second, …
Apple store says it is currently unavailable. With supply issues it may be a few months before someone can actually get one in hand.MacBook Air with M2 chip is now available. Do we need to wait 365 days to buy a 16-inch MacBook with M2 chip?
Why do you care so much about naming if the performance is better? Silly.But I don’t want to wait 1 year or more to buy the 16-inch MacBook Pro, when the M2 is already available.
When you buy the 16-inch M2, other people will buy the new MacBook Air with M3 chip🙄.
It‘s like being always 1 year or more behind if you are a professional user, which pays a very big amount of money🤬.
In my opinion Apple should release always the strongest chip (ultra) first, (max version) second, …