At June’s WWDC, Apple launched a slew of new and exciting products, only to mention that they’d be available to order at some point later this month. Well, as the end of the month draws closer by the minute, it looks like Apple is updating its store, presumably to make some of those tasty morsels of carved-out-of-aluminum goodness available for ordering.
So, what are we expecting? As Greg summarized, the company made a ton of announcements, but most of those aren’t relevant to the hardware side of things. Including, well, this cavalcade of stupidity. Ahem.
Anyway, here’s a few of the announcements you can touch with your fingers — hardware, in other words — that we’re expecting to show up available to order:
- The new M2 processor itself, although you probably need to order a computer to get one; Apple hasn’t made a habit of letting you raw-dog its silicon quite yet.
- … In the MacBook Pro, as reviewed by Brian. It even represents the comeback of the touch bar, to the delight of some, and the hearty eye-roll of others (myself included).
- Apple’s brand new M2-processor-powered MacBook Air, which Brian also reviewed for TechCrunch.
We’ll update this article once the store is back and we’ve figured out what’s changed, and how you can do some damage to your credit card this time around.
