WWDC 2023: Apple gears up for launch of high-end Macs, M2 Max and M2 Ultra processors set to elevate performance
The technology giant has preparations underway for the introduction of two upcoming Mac models, internally referred to as Mac 14,13 and Mac 14,14
Apple is currently conducting tests on two new top-of-the-line Mac computers and their corresponding processors in preparation for its upcoming Worldwide Developers Conference.
This indicates that the company is nearing the launch of desktop computers specifically designed for professional use.
The technology giant has preparations underway for the introduction of two upcoming Mac models, internally referred to as Mac 14,13 and Mac 14,14.
These new models will be powered by the M2 Max processor, which was announced in January, along with an unrevealed M2 Ultra chip.
The M2 Ultra chip is expected to replace the current M1 Ultra model found in the Mac Studio, a premium desktop computer that was announced in March 2022.
As the computer industry experiences a slow period, Apple is aiming to revamp its Mac lineup in order to captivate consumers.
High-performance desktop models continue to play a crucial role in Apple's appeal to professional users, including graphic designers and video editors.
With the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) just around the corner, Apple recognizes the significance of these machines for developers who rely on them to create applications.
