Apple’s most awaited event WWDC 2023 (Worldwide Developers Conference) is coming closer, and Apple is dropping eye-catching revelations with every passing day. The latest of them is release of “new line-up for Macs”. Mark Gurman, Chief Correspondent for Bloomberg declared through a Tweet that Apple is testing two new Mac desktops, dubbed Mac 14,13 and Mac 14,14, with M2 Ultra and M2 Max chips. This comes ahead of WWDC where Macs will be featured and a plan to start accepting Mac Studio trade-ins on Monday.
The tech giant might unveil several new Macs in addition to the much-hyped Reality Pro mixed reality headset and operating system updates. Other hardware specs hint at the base model offering 8GB RAM and 256GB internal storage.
The forthcoming iMac is expected to be equipped with either the M2 Max or M2 Ultra processor, offering enhanced performance. Additionally, it will be offered in a range of vibrant colors. According to an Apple analyst, the company is also actively developing a MacBook Air and iMac powered by the M3 chip. It is anticipated that the iMac will be unveiled at WWDC 2023 and become available for shipment in the latter half of the year.
Earlier through our articles, we have revealed the timings and accessibility of Keynote from the WWDC event, which will initiate during 10 A.M. One can can access the keynote address through various platforms including apple.com, the Apple Developer app, the Apple TV app, and YouTube. As the name suggests, the inaugural event will be able to reveal bigger news about the event, as the users will be able to note down the changes and development programs to be started by Apple for the ongoing financial year.
