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My guess, the release cycle Apple would like is: * SEPTEMBER (iPhone) - iPhone Pro get new/latest chip every year - iPhone non-Pro, get last year Pro
by alberth 3y ago
My guess, the release cycle Apple would like is:
* SEPTEMBER (iPhone)
- iPhone Pro get new/latest chip every year
- iPhone non-Pro, get last year Pro chip (netting 2-year cycles for their mobile chips)
* MARCH (Mac)
"Pro"
- MacBook Pro, every 2-years
- MacStudio, every 4-years (always on the same MacBook Pro year)
"Consumer"
- MacBook Air, every 2-years (one year behind the Pro year)
- iMacs, every 4-years (always on the same MacBook Air year)
- Arcanum-XIII 3y agoToo slow. Every 2 years would be better - tax accountant included.
- alberth 3y agoBased on their prior history, iMac do appear to be updated every 2-years. https://buyersguide.macrumors.com/#iMac https://buyersguide.macrumors.com/#iMac
- daft_pink 3y agoi don't think they can upgrade the studio every four years as they have to replace the chips in the desktop performance machine at the same time as the laptop performance machine (14 & 16 macbook pro)