Apple has purportedly 'rescheduled' production of two new MacBook Pros until the second half of 2020.
According to Nikkei, Apple previously planned to begin production of the notebooks in May or June.
Meanwhile, Apple has rescheduled plans to begin mass producing two new MacBook laptops in the second half of the year, from the previous schedule of May or June, Nikkei has learned. The two MacBooks will be powered by the Apple Silicon processor as part of a two-year transition away from longtime supplier Intel's microprocessors.
Multiple sources have predicted a 2H21 release for new MacBook Pros. However, there was some speculation that Apple could announce the new notebooks at WWDC in June. Today's report suggests the reveal won't come until later this year.
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According to Nikkei, Apple previously planned to begin production of the notebooks in May or June.
Meanwhile, Apple has rescheduled plans to begin mass producing two new MacBook laptops in the second half of the year, from the previous schedule of May or June, Nikkei has learned. The two MacBooks will be powered by the Apple Silicon processor as part of a two-year transition away from longtime supplier Intel's microprocessors.
Multiple sources have predicted a 2H21 release for new MacBook Pros. However, there was some speculation that Apple could announce the new notebooks at WWDC in June. Today's report suggests the reveal won't come until later this year.
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