Apple M2: At least nine Macs are being tested with the chip
from David Haydl 
on April 20, 2022, 11:22 am | Write a comment
At WWDC 2022, Apple could also unveil the new Apple M2, the successor to the M1. The first Macs with the chip are now being tested, which indicates an early launch.
At WWDC 2020, Apple announced that it would phase out all Macs within two years in-house ARM processors Meanwhile, all models except the Mac Pro received a variant of the M1. However, when Apple unveiled the M1Ultra announced in March that this will be the last chip in the series. In other words, it's time to introduce an M2.
Since the two-year deadline mentioned above expires at WWDC in June, we will probably learn more about this processor there. At the same time, we can assume that some new Macs will be introduced with it. This has just been confirmed, as Apple is currently testing several third-party apps with the new processor generation and new Macs, according to secret internal sources.
At least nine Macs review
Many models from the current line-up are currently being tested with a variant of the M2. A MacBook Air, a MacBook Pro (with 13 inches), a Mac mini with an M2, a MacBook Pro with 14 inches and 16 inches with the M2 Pro and M2 Max and a Mac Pro with M2 Ultra. Apparently the M1 Pro will also be used in the Mac mini fromprobeers. That would close the gap in the range to the Mac Studio with M1 Max.
However, Apple will probably save some of the Macs mentioned for a presentation at a later date. The company could only unveil the entry-level Pro, the Air and the Mac mini at the developer conference.
WWDC 2022 starts on June 6th
On June 6th the opening keynote for WWDC 19 will take place at 2022 p.m. We will report live.