Apple is likely to ramp up its Mac portfolio with the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros and Mac mini with M2 silicon chips later this year. The company released its M2 MacBook Air and 13-inch MacBook Pro earlier in July.
According to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, there will be a "major bump" in MacBook sales.
"Apple will get more momentum from the launch of new Mac minis and high-end MacBook Pros later this year," he said late on Sunday.
Earlier reports mentioned that M2 Pro and M2 Max-equipped MacBook Pro models would arrive by the fall. The new Mac models will offer better internal specifications rather than receiving any major transformations.
For Mac, Apple generated revenue of $7.4 billion despite supply constraints and negative effects in the June quarter. Mac revenues were down by 10 percent owing to supply chain constraints and unfavourable foreign exchange rates.
Last month, Apple released a redesigned MacBook Air powered by the company's M2 chip.
"M2 delivers a faster CPU, GPU, and neural engine, higher memory bandwidth, and new capabilities like Pro Res acceleration. And it continues the tremendous pace of innovation in Apple silicon for the Mac," according to Apple CEO Tim Cook.
Admitting that the company continues to have supply constraints with Mac, Cook said that "we're encouraged by the strong response from customers to our incredible lineup".
"iPad, like Mac, continued to see strong demand during the June quarter despite ongoing supply constraints," the Apple CEO informed.
(With IANS inputs)
