Will the new MacBook Air underwhelm and the Mac Pro go AWOL?
Calendar-wise, Apple’s Mac announcements can be unpredictable. The Mac Studio came out in March. Last year’s 24-inch iMac arrived in April. Over the past few years, MacBook updates have arrived in June, October, and November. It’s a far cry from the iPhone and its (almost) invariable September slot. There’s something to be said for simplicity.
But if there is a regular checkpoint for Mac news, it would have to be WWDC, the June entry in the above list. Some of Apple’s biggest Mac announcements have been made during the company’s summertime WWDC keynote presentation, as my colleague Roman illustrates in his rundown of the top 10 Mac moments in WWDC history. Software is the first priority at WWDC, but Mac hardware comes a close second.
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