Pinplay on April 25, according to 9to5mac reports, in the latest issue of power on newsletter, mark gurman of Bloomberg said that the M3 version of IMAC is already under development. It will be released as early as the end of next year. This may mean that Apple will skip the M2 chip on IMAC products. IPro will be released later, he said. The current IMAC product is equipped with a 24 inch 4.5K screen and the chip is M1.

At present, gurman believes that apple is developing several products equipped with M2 processor:

MacBook Air (code j413) equipped with M2 chip, with 8-core CPU and 10 core GPU;

Mac Mini with M2 chip (code j473) and variant with M2 Pro chip (code j474);

Entry level 13 inch MacBook Pro with M2 chip (code j493);

14 inch (code j414) and 16 inch (code j416) MacBook Pro models with M2 pro and M2 Max chips. M2 Max chip has 12 core CPU, 38 core GPU and 64GB memory;

The new Mac Pro (code named j180) will include M2 ultra, the successor of M1 ultra used in MAC studio.

Apple has announced that it will hold the annual global developer conference (WWDC) online from June 6 to 10, and the new Mac products may be released on WWDC.