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Mac Pro with Apple silicon and more: The new Macs expected in WWDC and beyond

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Infographic showcasing Apple’s M2 chip with key specifications and features, including up to 24GB LPDDR5 memory, high-performance media engine, 40% faster neural engine, up to 15.8 trillion operations per second, 16-core neural engine, second-generation 5 nm technology, ProRes encode and decode, 6K external display support, over 20 billion transistors, industry-leading performance per watt, 50% more memory bandwidth, up to 8-core CPU, up to 10-core GPU, 18% faster CPU, 35% faster GPU, and 100GB/s memory bandwidth.
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Kuo: M3 chip to begin production in second half of 2023, M3 Pro and M3 Max to follow soon after

Apple and TSMC are preparing to begin production of next-generation chips

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Gurman: New Macs to be announced at WWDC in June, unlikely to feature M3 chips

Mac laptops will stick with the M2 chip for the time being

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Two Apple monitors on a black background. The left monitor, an Apple Studio Display, shows a 3D design application with a video call in progress featuring two people. The right monitor, an Apple Pro Display XDR, displays a high-resolution, colorful image of a person wearing a green jacket and sunglasses. Both monitors highlight Apple’s capabilities in creative and professional work environments.
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Kuo: Apple’s 27-inch mini-LED external monitor not canceled, mass production could start as early as 2024

The upgraded monitor is still expected albeit at a much later date…

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Two Apple monitors on a black background. The left monitor, an Apple Studio Display, shows a 3D design application with a video call in progress featuring two people. The right monitor, an Apple Pro Display XDR, displays a high-resolution, colorful image of a person wearing a green jacket and sunglasses. Both monitors highlight Apple’s capabilities in creative and professional work environments.
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Apple allegedly scrapped plans for a 27-inch mini-LED display

Don't hold your breath for a new Pro Display XDR anytime soon.

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Apple MacBook Air with M3 chip showcased in a sleek, modern design, displaying vibrant blue graphics on the screen, with a gradient ‘M3’ text in the background
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OLED display for rumored 2024 MacBook Air now under development by Samsung

Apple is also planning OLED iPad Pros and MacBook Pros

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