Apple To Introduce M4-Powered MacBook Pro

It appears that Apple is going all out with its upcoming product lineup. The tech giant with its headquarters in Cupertino is expected to introduce a number of new products beginning this month, including a mew MacBook Pro.

“Calculate your events! Beginning on Monday morning, October 28, we will make some exciting announcements for the coming week. Stay tuned,” Apple’s Grek Joswiak wrote in a post on X.

According to reports, the new MacBook Pro models will include a redesign and come in two sizes—14-inch and 16-inch—as well as the powerful M4 chipset. The base model of the MacBook Pro M4 will have 512GB of storage and 16GB of RAM, according to a leak from Wylsacom, a well-known Russian YouTuber.

This will be the standard setup, which is an improvement over the previous MacBook Pro lineup, in which the M3 chip only came with 8GB of RAM. Despite this, the storage configuration is likely to remain at 512 GB, and its physical design is unlikely to undergo significant modifications.

The forthcoming MacBook Pro M4 was shown off in Wylsacom’s unboxing video in Space Black, and its design was similar to that of the current M3 models. Silver and Space Grey are two classic colors that are likely to remain in the lineup.

Additionally, it is anticipated that the base 14-inch MacBook Pro M4 will include additional ports. This includes a USB-C port on the right side that supports Thunderbolt, as was the case with the more expensive M3 Pro and M3 Max models.

Naturally, the devices will also include Apple Intelligence, bringing Apple’s suite of AI-powered tools and services to iPads, other Apple devices, and the MacBook Pro lineup.