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Late 2025 for M4 Mac Studio & Mac Pro seems more certain now
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PCIe 5.0 standard gets ratified, could find a home in 2019 Mac Pro
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More M4: When the Mac will get upgraded with the latest Apple Silicon
mjtomlin said:9secondkox2 said:Kinda feeling Apple will buck history here and update quite a few Mac’s this year to m4 status for multiple reasons:
a) it cleans up the generational mess over the last couple of years.b) it puts further distance between apple silicon and Qualcomm’s disingenuous comparisons.C) it allows for Apple Intelligence to shine on all Mac’s, showcasing Apple as the AI leader.Between a and b, apple gets seen as the place to go for top tier ai.
D) M3 is/was expensive to fab.
Personally I think Apple will make the most of the M3 line until it becomes cost effective to ditch it. Sticking those SoC's in their highest selling systems; laptops and iMac is an indication that's what's going on here, especially after debuting the M4 in the latest iPad Pro. Any new Macs from this point forward will have the M4, and I think all of the aforementioned systems will be the last to get upgraded to it.
This year (after macOS Sequoia is released) we'll see the rest of the "low sales" systems get upgraded to the M4...
Mac mini M4/Pro
Mac Studio M4 Max/Ultra
Mac Pro M4 Ultra
Then next Spring/Summer, the others will get updated. (And with the debut of the iMac M4, we'll finally get back the larger iMac Pro M4 Pro/Max) -
There are already Thunderbolt 5 devices & cables for Apple's new pro Macs
https://www.amazon.com/Docking-Station-Mounting-Bracket-K34050WW/dp/B07YNMKBFT/ref=sr_1_1
Mount that TB5 dock to your monitor arm