According to a new report from MacRumors, Apple is planning to begin shipping the first M4 Macs in November.
This would be similar to last year, where Apple held their “Scary Fast” event on October 30th, and the Macs began shipping on November 7th. It’d be a bit of a contrast to prior years, where Apple both announced and shipped the Macs in October – but it isn’t too unusual.
The new Mac mini is most definitely going to be the most exciting release this fall, given the fact that it’s expected to be redesigned for the first time in 14 years. It’s also expected to lose support for USB-A, and should instead have 5 USB-C ports.
Apple is also expected to start providing 16GB of RAM as the standard in all of these new Mac models, including the controversial base model 14-inch MacBook Pro.
As for the rest of the Mac updates, they …