Apple expected to unveil M6-powered MacBook Ultra and other devices this fall
Apple is slated to launch its next-generation M6 chip this autumn, likely debuting it in a new high-end MacBook Ultra and possibly other Macs such as the iMac, Mac mini and Mac Studio.
Apple is anticipated to introduce its M6 chip family in the fall, with the first device expected to be a new high-end laptop dubbed the MacBook Ultra. The model is rumored to feature a touchscreen, OLED display and Dynamic Island, and could be equipped with M6 Pro or M6 Max variants. If Apple keeps the MacBook Pro line separate, the M6, M6 Pro and M6 Max chips may also appear in upgraded MacBook Pro models launched at the same time.
Bloomberg reporter Mark Gurman suggested the M6 could arrive sooner than expected, noting that it may appear in another product shortly after the MacBook Ultra announcement. Analysts speculate that devices without an M5 chip, such as the iMac, Mac mini and Mac Studio, are likely candidates for the new processor, while a new iPad Pro is not expected this year.