As detailed in Kuo’s tweet, he now believes that the upcoming MacBook Pro M3 will be the focal point of the launch event. He explains that his earlier prediction was based on the limited supply of the notebook Apple could secure in Q4 of this year.
If the M3-powered MacBook Pro indeed hits store shelves in November or December, there may be limited stock availability, and initial demand is expected to be quite high.
In another tweet, Kuo expands on this change in the MacBook Pro M3’s release timeline. He suggests that Apple has been pushed to introduce the M3 chip earlier due to a decline in Mac sales, a trend reported throughout this year. One contributing factor is perceived disappointment surrounding the strength of the M2 chip upgrade.
