Today, Mark Gurman from Bloomberg revealed that Apple "just started formal development" on the MacBook Pro with the upcoming M4 chip. You would think we are getting the announcement this year, but the window will likely be in 2025 instead.

This news might catch your attention if you are a fan of Apple devices or gadgets. According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, the new gadgets could arrive in March 2024. That said, what should you know about it?

Looks like Apple fans in Malaysia are in for a treat. Previously, we mentioned the release of the Apple M3 chip/processors. Today, the device has officially arrived on the Malaysian market. That said, what should you know about it?

Previously, we mentioned the release of the new iMac with the M3. However, that is not the only interesting thing that happened during the Apple Scary Fast event. Based on Apple’s websites, the sale of the 13-inch MacBook has been discontinued.

Apple enthusiasts rejoice! The new Mac Pro 2023 with M2 Ultra is now available in Malaysia. The latest entry in the Mac Pro series includes the new M2 Ultra for an enhanced user experience. 

Aside from the new 15-inch MacBook Air, Apple also announced a new Mac Studio and Mac Pro with the M2 Max and a brand-new M2 Ultra chip. Like the former, the new Mac Studio and Mac Pro aren't available yet but they come with a starting price of RM 9499.

Besides the MacBook Pro, the new Mac mini is also now available on the Apple Malaysia website store online. To refresh your memory, the starting price is RM2499 and there are three different models to choose from for the Malaysian market.

Apple is reportedly going all in with N3, TSMC’s first-generation 3nm process and has secured all available orders for the process’ initial supply. It is believed that the 3nm chips would be powering Apple’s upcoming iPhone 15 series and M3 MacBooks.

Reliable tipster on everything Apple, Mark Gurman has claimed that the tech giant would not be releasing any Mac Studio in the near future. This is because Apple is putting its focus on the first Mac Pro with Apple Silicon instead.

When Apple refreshed the MacBook Air and MacBook Pro 13 with the M2 SoC last year, it was met with controversy after the SSD speeds of the base variants were found to be much slower than the M1 equivalents. Well, the tech giant has been found doing the same thing again, this time with the recently released M2 Mac Mini and M2 MacBook Pro models.