Gurman has been in the spotlight lately with their introduction of the Mac Studio, a new all-in-one desktop computer that integrates a 24-inch display with a powerful processor and other advanced features. There has been some speculation that the Mac Studio is simply a one-off stopgap product, but recent reports from industry insiders suggest that Gurman has much bigger plans in store. In fact, the company is reportedly already working on new models of the Mac Studio that will offer even more impressive performance and capabilities. So if you’re interested in learning more about what Gurman has in store for the future, keep reading.
The main content with the ID “maincontent” consists of an article marked up with the class “article–2pJwZBkO js-article”. According to a report by Mark Gurman of Bloomberg, Apple is planning to release two new Mac Studio models in the future. This indicates that the Mac Studio is not just a temporary product while waiting for the first Mac Pro with Apple’s silicon. Details of the new models, including their tech specs and release timing, are not yet available. The Mac Studio and Studio Display were released by Apple in March 2022. Apple’s high-end desktop computer is available with M1 Max and M1 Ultra chips, with pricing starting at $1,999 and $3,999, respectively. The next Mac Pro, equipped with an M2 Ultra chip and expected to offer similar functionality to the Mac Studio, is not expected to be released until at least 2024.
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In conclusion, Gurman’s latest report reassures Apple enthusiasts that the Mac Studio isn’t just a one-off stopgap product but rather the beginning of a new line of powerful and efficient desktop computers. With new models planned and in the works, the company seems to be committed to satisfying the needs of its professional users with its upcoming releases. As always, we’ll keep a close eye on any updates from Apple and Gurman to keep you informed about everything Mac Studio. Stay tuned!
