WWDC23: The MacBook Air 15, Mac Studio M2 and Mac Pro M2 Ultra

New MacBook Air 15

As the rumors showed, Apple announced the new MacBook Air 15 which is a larger version of the MacBook Air 13 that launched last year. The 15-inch MacBook Air is powered by an M2 chip and gets up to 18 hours of battery life. It can come with up to 24GB of memory and up to 2TB of storage, retailing for about $1,299 starting price.

The 15-inch model is 11.5mm thick and 3.3 pounds, and has two Thunderbolt ports and a Magsafe cable connector plus it comes with a 3.5mm headphone jack. It has an above-display 1080p camera in a notch, three microphones and six speakers.
Mac Studio with M2

A new Mac Studio has been launched and it comes with Apple's latest silicon. The new model comes with an M2 Max chipset, or the new M2 Ultra chipset which is basically like two M2 Max chips combined, which enables up to 192GB of memory.

The M2 Ultra has so many new capabilities, from a 24-core CPU and streaming 22 videos at 8K ProRes resolution at once. It can also support up to six Apple Pro Displays at once. The Mac Studio starts at $1,999 and will be available starting next week.
Mac Pro with M2 Ultra

Apple then went straight to announcing that its new desktop Mac Pro Model would get the M2 Ultra as well. The new Mac Pro gets all the M2 Ultra upgrades as the Studio, including support for up to 192GB of RAM.

The Mac Pro has eight thunderbolt ports, two HDMI ports and dual 10GB ethernet ports, with six open PCIe Gen 4 slots. It also comes in both upright tower and horizontal rack orientations and it starts at $6,999 and will be available starting next week.

Overall, when it comes to the Mac lineup Apple has definitely brought out the big specs and everyone from extreme power users to regular day to day users will definitely feel the power of these devices upon use.