New 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros coming early 2023, still with 5nm CPUs

It is very unlikely that i new MacBook Pro, expected to debut in the coming months, come with 3-nm technologies for the integrated processor. To say it is the reliable Ming-Chi Kuo, who has announced that the volume production of the new Apple professional notebooks will start in the fourth quarter of 2022 for a commercial debut in early 2023.

The analyst posted a tweet in which he revealed the latest rumors from Apple regarding professional notebooks. Kuo suggested that the new MacBook Pros “may still adopt the 5-nm node,” the same one we’ve already seen on the new Apple M2-chip MacBook Air and Pro, because Apple should start manufacturing 3-nm chips ( via TSMC) by the end of the year, too late to be included on devices that will be mass produced in the same period and commercialized soon after.

New MacBook Pro with Apple M2 Pro and Max scheduled for early 2023

According to recent rumors, Apple is planning the debut of new MacBooks with Apple M2 Pro and Apple M2 Max processorsdirect successors of M1 Pro and M1 Max currently included on the company’s flagship products. Other sourcesHowever, they are in contrast to what Kuo said: the Commercial Times indicated, a few days before the analyst’s tweet, that the most advanced chips of the Apple M2 series would have adopted TSMC’s 3-nm production node.

Although Kuo has often proved extremely reliable, in short, there are other rumors that claim the opposite and the panorama of leaks on the next Apple notebooks appears uncertain to date. We plan to learn more next October, when Apple should organize an event and talk about the new iterations of the Apple M2 processor family, as well as an iPad Pro powered by the base M2 chip.

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