There will be a new set of Apple releases this coming November, and rumors suggest that this will deliver on the MacBook Pro and Mac Mini updates that will debut the M2 and M2 Max Chip options. Still, there would be no Apple events to be held for the November release, resembling this October's iPad lineup availability to the public.
Apple is releasing its products without events anymore, with rumors suggesting that despite that, new devices are still coming from the company.
Apple November 2022: New MacBook, Mac Mini with M2
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Bloomberg's Mark Gurman said in his Power On newsletter earlier this week that the new macOS Ventura will deliver support for the upcoming 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models. This information relates to the latest speculation that Apple would soon release new computers shortly, and that moment in time would be this November 2022.
The latest rumors for the new MacBook Pro devices would come with the M2 and will release by November to upgrade the laptops with the new Silicon chip.
According to MacRumors, there would also be an upgrade for the Mac Mini device, particularly as its 2020 version is still the same available one as the M1.
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No Event for November's Mac Releases?
Both reports suggest that November's new Mac releases, in the situation that they will drop next month, will also not have any events slated from Apple's plans. It would be like the October 2022 drops which were unveiled via press releases, focusing on the iPad lineup upgrade.
Rumors claim that it would be like the previous releases, while unknown to the public why Apple is skipping events it previously hosts.
Apple and its Mac Development
The latest development there is to the Mac is with the MacBook Air release earlier this year where Apple unveiled the first availability of the M2 chip, the upgraded Silicon chip from its M-series.
It also served as the first upgrade of the MacBook Air since its 2020 release that delivered it with the M1 chip, the first of its kind.
For several years now, Mac has been running on the M-series chips where the company delivered a massive experience to all, especially with a better performance compared to its Intel lineup.
The company has been consistent with November events for the Mac lineup for several years now, and the releases include 2019's 16-inch MacBook Pro which ran Intel, and 2020's M1-series lineup for the MacBook Pro, MacBook Air, and Mac Mini.
Apple is speculated to release more developments towards upgrading its Silicon chipsets inside their devices for a better computer experience with the Macs.
The Mac development from the Cupertino giant is a massive one, something which it aims to improve on every release it delivers to all. A November event is highly unlikely as well, with planned press releases coming to the public that center on the latest updates and information, this time for the Macs with M2.
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Written by Isaiah Richard
