This October aims to be the chosen month to see new Macsespecially the remaining updates iMac, Mac mini, and MacBook Pro with M4 chips and their variants. The event will be held until the end of the month so that the new products can be shipped to their first customers on November 1. What will Apple surprise us with in a few weeks? there are some Things worth mentioning about upcoming releases and we hope they become reality.

• Reimagined Mac mini after several generations
• Macs with M4 will have 16 GB base RAM
• High-end chips, M4 Pro and M4 Max
• Space black color on entry MacBook

Reimagined Mac mini after several generations

In recent history, this equipment has not been updated even once in terms of design. Apple hasn’t changed the color a bit to differentiate it from other launches. This would be the year the Mac mini would shrink in size and become one of the most compact models in the world.

According to Mark Gurman’s previous information, aluminum will continue to be used in the body of this equipment, but the height will increase. USB-A ports may lose support and USB-C ports may gain, which is completely normal in these times, both with portable Macs and other products of the bitten apple brand.

Mac mini from top view

It will have two configurations with M4 and M4 Pro chipsThis can predict that we will have an entry-level computer as economical as in recent years. Will it be a new bestseller?

Macs with M4 will have 16 GB base RAM

Gurman himself states that the new releases will have a necessary change. The new models, released later this month, will have 16 GB of RAM in entry models.namely Mac mini, iMac and 14-inch MacBook Pro.

Something similar to what happened with the iPhone in the past; The amount of RAM is limited. When it comes to Macs, Apple has long limited these to a minimum of 8GB of RAM, which will improve and is certainly due to the arrival of Apple Intelligence.

Macs with M4 chips have a minimum of 16GB of RAM

High-end chips, M4 Pro and M4 Max

Given the surprise arrival of the M4 chip in the iPad Pro introduced in May, many users quickly wondered what Apple might do when introducing its new Macs. Cupertinos will launch M4 Pro and M4 Max chips in 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pro It has different internal configurations in addition to the Pro chip in the Mac mini.

As with the A18 and M4 chips before, these M4 Pro and M4 Max are produced with TSMC’s 3 nanometer process. It is not yet clear how fast they will be compared to the M4 chip or the number of cores they may have in total.

Space black color on entry MacBook

Did you notice that the space black color is exclusive to the current M3 Pro and M3 MacBook Pro? For the first time, Apple was able to please us with this color on the entry-level MacBook Pro with M4 chip. According to 9to5Mac, MacBook Pros with M3 chips had macOS Ventura instead of Sonoma at launch.

This means that entry-level equipment is available much earlier than high-end equipment.. Simple M3’s color space is gray, so There is a possibility that Apple will change this detail in the M4. Likewise, it is not yet known what system the new Macs will come with, but they will most likely have macOS Sequoia, except for some details that Cupertinos may have missed due to release dates.

MacBook Pro with M3 chip now available in Apple’s revamped store

A final note, no less important, is this: The launch of iMac with M4 could be the perfect excuse for Magic accessories to ditch the Lightning port for USB-C. With this move, the only “current” devices with a Lightning port will be the iPhone SE, 13 and 14.

Is an event required to launch these teams? We could record another Apple event like the last Scary Fast a year ago, one of the shortest events in Apple’s recent history. Something similar was offered at the time, but the only difference was that the M3 series was offered with entry chip up to the M3 Max chip. We hope Apple really surprises us with what we see thanks to the latest rumors.

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