The naming of Apple products seems simple, but sometimes it is considered too many branches and quite confusing. For example, the recent M1 processors have also derived high-end M1 Pro and M1 Max. Foreign media reported that in the coming year Apple will simplify the naming of Macs, and the first sacrifice will be the MacBook Air.
- It is rumored that Apple will change the way Mac computers are named
- MacBook Air will be a dead end
- It is expected that 5 new Macs will be launched next year
Foreign media MacRumors quoted the whistleblower Dylandkt as saying that Apple will launch 5 Mac products in 2022, including high-end iMac, new MacBook Air, new Mac mini, entry-level MacBook Pro and Mac Pro desktops with Apple processors. However, the model naming method will be slightly changed.
First of all, the new MacBook Air will no longer be called Air, but will simply be called MacBook. This is due to the fact that the size of the existing MacBook has become very light and the performance difference with the MacBook Air has become less and less. Therefore, Apple decided to integrate the two product models and call the new MacBook Air simply MacBook.
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Regarding iMac, the high-end iMac that is expected to be launched next year will be called iMac Pro to highlight its high-end identity, and the “Pro” model name can also be compared with MacBook Pro, making it easy for guests to know that this is a high-end , High-performance products. It has been rumored earlier that Apple will relaunch the iMac Pro and will use the M1 Max Duo chip, which is more powerful than the M1 Max.
In addition, the design of the iMac Pro will be similar to the current new version of the 24-inch iMac, but considering its “Pro” version of the professional identity, the new machine will not have a colorful body to choose from, instead it will be designed with a black frame.
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Source：MacRumors
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