Apple's M3 chip and upcoming iMac Pro are both reportedly in the works already, Bloomberg journalist Mark Gurman revealed in his latest newsletter.
Although Apple fans are still waiting for the successor of the first-generation M1 system on chip (SOC), it turns out that the Cupertino-based tech giant is already working one step ahead.
Apple's M3 Chip
As per a news story by 9to5Mac, the iPhone maker is secretly testing out the supposed successor of the 2nd gen Apple silicon chip, the M3, the Bloomberg newsletter of Mark Gurman said.
However, Gurman did not disclose details that focus on what upgrades to expect from the unreleased M3 chip.
Instead, the Bloomberg journalist went on to reveal more about its potential release date, which as expected is still far away from today. But, despite that, Apple is reportedly gearing up for it even if its debut is still predicted to be a year away from now.
Apple M3 iMac
Gurman also mentioned the M3 chip in his newsletter as he mentioned the much-awaited iMac, saying that an M3 iMac is already in the works.
He further added, though, that the next-gen chip and the all-new iMac will not be seeing the light of day in 2022.
Instead, Gurman offered that both Apple offerings would perhaps launch sometime "until the end of next year at the earliest," or in 2023, according to a recent report by Apple Insider.
What's more, the Power On newsletter author also opined that he predicts that Apple is still releasing a new iMac Pro. However, Gurman only suggested that its release timeline "just won't be anytime soon."
Apple Insider stated in its story that there have been previous rumors claiming the Cupertino giant is launching the new iMac Pro in 2022, sporting a mini LED screen.
It appears that Gurman is not so sure when Apple is releasing its next iMac Pro, but he still believes it is coming out in a still unknown timeline.
Apple M2 Chips
On the other hand, Gurman also blurted out information about the new M2 Macs that the iPhone maker is reportedly working on these days.
The journalist claimed that Apple is currently keeping its hands busy with multiple M2 devices. It includes a new MacBook Air, a next-gen Mac Mini, and even a base-level MacBook Pro.
The tech giant is already reportedly working on upcoming powerful M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets, which power the next-gen 16-inch MacBook Pro and the 14-inch MacBook Pro.
That's not all.
Apple is also testing a new dual M2 Ultra for the rumored Mac Pro.
