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Apple Plans Major Mac Refresh with 11 New Models
Apple is planning a big update for all its Mac computers.
Starting in fall 2026, they will release new models like the 14-inch MacBook Pro and iMac.
Over the next two years, they will update all their Macs, including MacBook Pros, MacBook Airs, Mac minis, and Mac Studios.
Some new models will have OLED screens, which are brighter and more colorful.
There might also be a new budget laptop called the MacBook Neo.
Right now, some Macs are hard to find because there are more people wanting them than there are available.
Apple expects this to get better in a few months.
Apple plans to refresh all Mac models starting fall 2026.
New models include 14-inch MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac mini, and Mac Studio.
High-end MacBook Pros will feature OLED displays and M5 Pro/Max chips.
MacBook Air and iMac OLED versions expected by 2028.
Current Mac models face shipping delays of up to three months.
- Who
- Apple
- What
- Plans to refresh all Mac models with 11 new products
- Where
- Global market
- When
- Starting fall 2026, continuing through 2028
- Why
- To meet growing demand for AI and compute-intensive workloads
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Supply Chain Recovery
Supply Chain Optimists
Supply chain issues will resolve within three months, balancing demand and supply.
Supply Chain Pessimists
Supply chain delays may persist longer than anticipated, affecting product availability.
Key facts
- Expected Start Date
- Fall 2026
- First Models
- 14-inch MacBook Pro, iMac
- Chipset
- M6, M5 Pro, M5 Max, M5 Ultra
- Display Technology
- OLED
- Budget Laptop
- MacBook Neo
- High-End Models
- M7 Pro, M7 Max
- OLED MacBook Air
- Expected in 2028
- Current Shipping Delays
- Up to three months
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