Apple likely to release M4 Mac Studio and Mac Pro models in 2025- All details

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Apple plans to release its M4 Mac Studio and Mac Pro models by mid to late 2025, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in the latest Power On newsletter. These upcoming devices will feature Apple's next-generation M4 chips, making them among the last Macs to be updated with this new chip technology.

The Mac Studio is expected to launch around mid-2025, potentially during the Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC) in June, while the Mac Pro could arrive in the latter half of the year, possibly by fall. Both models are set to use the unannounced M4 Ultra chip, while only the standard M4 chip has been introduced so far in the iPad Pro.

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Meanwhile, Apple is preparing to launch a variety of new devices by the end of October 2024, including refreshed MacBook Pro, Mac mini, and iMac models featuring the M4 chip. The M4 MacBook series is expected to offer significant performance improvements over the previous generation, with the new chip providing up to 1.5 times faster CPU performance compared to the M2.

For professional users, Apple will introduce new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro models with M4 Pro and M4 Max chips, designed to handle tasks like video editing and 3D design with enhanced rendering power. These devices will also integrate Apple's Intelligence AI into the M4 chip, potentially improving user experience, though specific AI features have not yet been detailed.

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In addition to the MacBook lineup, Apple plans to update the Mac mini and iMac with M4 chips, offering performance boosts across its desktop range. The iPad Mini 7 is also set to launch soon, featuring an A18 chip and new AI-driven features, while addressing issues seen in the iPad Mini 6.

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