I don't know why people think 2021 is over with when its only June 9th. WWDC is not a product launch show primary, it happens sometimes. Got July - November for Macs. 🙂IMHO 2021 is a wash if you think new MBPs will be released. Mid 2022 is my estimate.
A fellow Kubrick fan!Same here. It made this one of the most disappointing WWDCs in quite a while. They have released hardware at past WWDCs so it wasn't unprecedented that they might yesterday. Releasing new hardware in the first half-hour sure would have made that long list of new OS features that no one asked for seem much better 😉
The supply chains are the limiting factor in when products ship this year. Everything from cars to toys is impacted by the chip shortage. So when the supply chain watchers say Fall I am more likely to believe them.
He may very well be right, or wrong but simply be reporting what he knows, which could still be wrong. Corporations sometimes use the same method as governments use to catch spies.That makes no sense. The guy has been right way more often than being wrong
please have a look at previous generations of apple computers. why should there be just m1 devices for a whole generation? as of now a lot of actual pro-users, who purchased high-end-intel models are staying away from the m1 for several reasons. it is not too far fetched to think that in the future entry-level devices, like m1-mbair, and more powerful ones, like an m1x/m2-mbpro could co-exist and that these product categories wouldn't necessarily be updated on the same schedule.Some people REALLY bought the rumors that Apple would introduce their next CPU just 7-8 months after releasing the first one, lmao
October/November event it is.
No way. End of the year, latest.IMHO 2021 is a wash if you think new MBPs will be released. Mid 2022 is my estimate.
This would be amazing but I'd bet against it pretty heavily. A 20%+ ipc bump or whatever and maybe being based on arm v9 would be nice.I still say that the next Macs to be announced will likely come the end of 2021. Reason: Apple has shelved the M1X SoC and decided to put finishing touches on the A15-derived M2 and M2X SoC's, which will use less power.