Apple's plans for the Mac family in 2022 my have to be reconsidered.
debuted the brighter and vivid miniLED displays as part of the redesign. The next Mac release is expected to be the iMac Pro, brining miniLED to Apple’s desktop. But the choice to go with the new technology may have delayed the release to late 2022, and could impact the first M2-based Mac laptops.... [+]News on the delay comes "...we no longer expect the Apple iMac Pro to launch in the spring. Looks more like summer.
That leaves Apple's upcoming event with fewer big hitting items and relying on the successful minor league products such as the third generation iPhone SE and the iterative update to the iPad Pro. What it means for the Mac range is perhaps a bit more intriguing. Apple has stated that it will update the whole Mac portfolio to the Apple Silicon chipsets by the end of the year, and that includes the iMac Pro - it also includes the Mac Pro, so there’s every chance we’ll get a ‘Pro’ event in the back half of the year.
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