Apple is said to be testing two new Macs before the WWDC 2023 keynote starts, along with the powerful M2 Ultra option
Apple has been reported to unveil several new Macs at the upcoming WWDC 2023 keynote, but apart from the larger 15-inch MacBook Air, we were not aware of any other macOS-powered hardware that would be announced at the event until now. Apparently, the company is testing two new models, out of which one of them can be configured with the M2 Ultra, which will directly succeed the M1 Ultra and eventually be crowned Apple’s most powerful custom SoC.Apple is expected to offer customers new Mac hardware with M2 Max and M2 Ultra options
Previously, Apple was said to start trade-ins of the M2 MacBook Air, M2 MacBook Pro, and the Mac Studio starting June 5, which is the same date that WWDC 2023 kicks off. While we understood that the 15-inch MacBook Air would entice existing portable Mac owners to get some money for their troubles so they could re-invest that in a new machine, we did not understand the purpose of adding the Mac Studio to the mix, that is, unless Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman provided an update.
