This year, Apple has scheduled a major product launch for March 8th, where we can expect to see the new iPhone SE, iPad Air, and MacBook Air. But this isn’t the only Mac we’re expecting to see.
The Cupertino behemoth has registered three new Mac computers with the Russian Eurasian Economic Commission under the model numbers A2681, A2615, and A2686. The first of these is referred to as a portable computer, while the other two are simply referred to as computers.
This listing is most likely referring to the upcoming MacBook Air, a new Mac Mini, and the highly anticipated Mac Pro.
According to rumours, the next MacBook Air will be powered by the new M2 chipset, have a new 13-inch display, and look similar to the new MacBook Pro 14 and 16.
In March, we may also see a redesigned Mac Mini powered by the M1 Pro or M1 Max chip. According to reports, these two chips are only marginally better than the M1.
The powerful Mac Pro, on the other hand, will most likely be reserved for Apple’s WWDC conference in the fall. It could have a beefed-up M1 Pro or M1 Max chip and be faster than any Apple computer we’ve ever seen.
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