According to previous rumors, the 2022 MacBook Air would have a white keyboard, additional connectors, and come in a variety of colors, close to the M1-powered iMacs. The source then goes on to discuss 'the most significant MacBook Air makeover in the product's history,' an updated entry-level MacBook Pro, and a new iPad Pro with wireless charging functionality.

SEE ALSO: iPhone 13 Users Can't Use Noise Cancellation Feature For Calls Due To Major iOS 15 BugĪpple is expected to complete the transition from its own silicon from Intel as early as June, with the range including a smaller Mac Pro with up to 40 CPU cores and 128 GPU cores, a large-screen iMac Pro, and a whole new Mac mini. Apple fans will have even more to look forward to in 2022, as the Cupertino company has numerous interesting items in the pipeline, including new Mac Pros, a revamped MacBook Air, a virtual reality headset, and more.Īpple is focusing on developing new Mac Pro models featuring the new M1 Pro and M1 Max CPUs that were introduced on last year's MacBook Pro series, according to trusted Apple tipster Mark Gurman (via Bloomberg). In the Star Wars-themed creation, Epic’s Lauren Ridge demonstrated by putting on a HTC Vive and building a basic scene by picking assets and resizing them, including an animated Darth Vader.Apple had a busy year in 2021, launching several category-defining devices, including an M1-powered iPad Pro, a whole new iPad mini, a new MacBook Pro lineup, the iPhone 13 series, and much more. Calling it a “great platform for VR content creation,” Ternus revealed that Lucas Film’s ILMx Lab has been using the 27-inch iMac and Unreal Engine to develop a new Star Wars themed real-time creation with the help of Epic’s Unreal VR Editor. image courtesy TIMEĪpple VP of hardware engineering John Ternus later presented the new iMac lineup, concluding with the 27-inch iMac that’s finally packing a VR-ready GPU and making it the first out the door to have native VR support. While it may not be specifically marketed for VR consumers, instead targeted towards developers, the external GPU enclosure would technically allow you to use a high-quality VR headset like a HTC Vive or Oculus Rift with a MacBook using the Steam VR beta. The new external GPU dev kit, available today, is coming with a VR-capable AMD Radeon RX 580, which is somewhere between an NVIDIA GTX 10 in function. No Plans for 'Fortnite' VR Support, Says Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney

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