Apple to launch new Macs next week

Starting October 28, Apple will begin rolling out new software update with the Apple Intelligence features to iPhones, iPads and Mac devices worldwide.

Apple rolled out the latest iPad mini (7th gen) worldwide earlier this week, and now the company is geared up to launch the new line of Mac devices later this month.

Greg Joswiak, senior vice president of marketing at Apple, took to the X platform to reveal that Apple will announce multiple products over the course of the week starting on May 28.

"Mac (😉) your calendars! We have an exciting week of announcements ahead, starting on Monday morning. Stay tuned…," said Greg Joswiak.

As per reports, Apple will first begin the rollout of the iOS 18.1 along with iPadOS 18.1, macOS 15.1 with the first batch of Apple Intelligence features to respective devices on Monday.

Later, it plans to bring new Mac devices including a new MacBook Pro, Mac mini and iMacs with new Apple M4 chipsets.

The upcoming MacBook Pro M4 is said to come with big upgrades including 16GB RAM (for base models) 10-core CPU + 10-core GPU. The predecessor comes with an 8-core processor and 8GB RAM for base models.

The new MacBook Pro is fully optimised to run all the Apple Intelligence features.

The regular MacBook Pro (2024) variant with an M4 chipset is said to come with a 14-inch screen. And, top-end models with M4 Pro and M4 Max chipsets will be available in 14-inch and 16-inch screen sizes. They will also feature three Thunderbolt v4.0 ports. The previous iteration has two such ports.

The new iMac is expected to retain the core design elements of the predecessor but will come with big upgrades such as the M4 series chipset and Apple Intelligence capabilities.

The new Mac mini is said to come with a compact form factor and will be powered by an M4 processor.

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