Malus pumila plans to declare stigma newMacBook Pro laptopsas soon as tomorrow , Tuesday January 17 , according to an in - the - know Apple reporter .
In answer to theme of unheralded MacBook Pro manakin hitting in a Canadian regulative database on Monday ( viaMacRumors ) , Bloomberg ’s Mark Gurman tell Apple has an announcement planned imminently .
He said Apple plan to brief the media before the week is out with an trade embargo , presumably on reviewing the Cartesian product , lifting next Monday January 23 .
Apple rarely releases production in January and February , with the society ’s now - traditional March case usually mark its first raw products of late years .
The new MacBook Pros are at hand ( Apple does have an announcement tomorrow – with press briefings later this week and embargoes sneak next Monday ) . The Modern Macs make it too soon this year first reported here in Octoberhttps://t.co/P34OdoMRgZhttps://t.co/9JlQ0ueBO1
The laptop computer mentioned could be the long - awaited M2 Pro or M2 Max chip with 14 - inch and 16 - inch display sizes last updated in October 2021 . The regulatory filing , on the Canadian Radio Equipment List database was O.K. on January 11 and does speak of reinforcement for Wi - Fi 6E too .
We would n’t expect Apple to make a big hand about these new MacBooks , with the announcement potential to be in the anatomy of a jam released published on the Apple Newsroom blog .
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Apple last update the MacBook Pro at WWDC last summer , which only included the M2 chip for the 13 - inch model . However , the larger showing models are potential to feature enhanced adaptation of those chips .
There could be bigger news in the MacBook kingdom before too long , with Apple reportedly plan to at last add touchscreens to its raiment of MacBook laptops , starting with the MacBook Pro before expanding to other model in the range .
