It has been revealed that Apple may launch a new compact computer.
the apple could surprise again to all its users by offering a computer that is too powerful and whose main characteristic is that it is small compared to computers equipped with these functionalities.
2022 seems to be the year of the mac. Recently analyst and screener Ross Young was on Twitter and mentioned that those in Cupertino will be working very soon to offer an update to the iMac Pro. Also, it is very likely that the company could launch 7 computers this year. .
However, it seems that this is not all for Apple computers, because 9to5Mac provided very important information about a new project which is developed by Apple. The hybrid between the Mac Pro and the Mac mini could arrive very soon.
A new Mac could be coming
According to the site and its information obtained, Apple would present very soon a new compact computer that it has its processors to do away with the Intel Mac minis that are still on the market and that it can also give you more time to work on the first Mac Pro with Apple Silicon.
your report coincide with further information provided a few months ago by Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman where he refers to 2022 as the year Apple’s Silicon transition ends and also mentions a “The smallest Mac Pro with up to 40 CPU cores and 128 graphics cores”.
This new computer could be called ‘Mac Studio’ and is known internally under the code name ‘J375’. They are considered two versions; one with the M1 Max chip and another with a more powerful version of this chip.
The Mac Studio would be aimed at professionals without neglecting that market that is looking for a Mac without the need to buy a MacBook or an iMac, a powerhouse without terminals.
Apple may soon launch the ‘Mac Studio’ to replace the Mac mini
There’s no doubt that a computer like this could be one of the major keynote releases, new Macs are due in June, but it doesn’t hurt to dream… Could it be that Apple can surprise this March 8 with this new Mac Studio?
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