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New MacBooks with M4 chip might come as soon as next week
We told you that Apple is about to have a busy fall.
The company just launched a new iPad mini, fresh off its massive fall event which saw new iPhones, AirPods, and Apple Watch devices. But it doesn't stop here: According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, Apple could launch new MacBook Pro devices with an M4 chip inside as soon as next week.
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According to Gurman, Apple's long awaited Apple Intelligence set of AI features is coming on Monday, followed by the launch of M4 Macs. Gurman also claims that Apple is hosting a closed doors event for the media and digital creators on Wednesday, indicating that the new Macs will launch by then.
As for what, exactly, we can expect to see next week, Gurman says we're getting a new MacBook Pro and iMac powered by Apple's M4 chip. The company's Mac mini should also get a redesign, and we could also see various new USB-C accessories. We wrote about the upcoming changes to the Mac mini, and the M4 MacBook Pro may have already escaped into the wild, indicating that the launch is, indeed, imminent.
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All of this will be followed by Apple's quarterly earnings report on Thursday, which should give us a first glimpse of how Apple's belated Apple Intelligence launch has affected sales.
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