The MacBook Pro M2 can be reserved starting this Friday



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This Friday June 17, 2022 you can reserve the new MacBook Pro M2 13″

For all those users and fans of the MacBook, there is already a date for one of the new computers recently announced and that have Apple’s new M2 chip.

This Friday, June 17 at 5 am PT, the 13-inch MacBook Pro M2 can be reserved on the official Apple site and in the Apple Store app.

This 13-inch MacBook Pro M2 was one of the most exciting announcements to come out during the WWDC 22 broadcast just a few days ago. The new version equals its predecessor in design, but with the implementation of the new M2 chip power and performance favor this upgrade.

In addition to being part of the new computers that are part of the latest generation of Apple Silicone with the M2 chip, it has the following specifications:



  • 13.3″ Retina Display
  • m2 chip with 8 core CPU and 10 core GPU
  • Up to 24 GB of unified memory
  • 2 TB maximum storage and configurable
  • 720p FaceTime HD camera
  • Touch Bar and Touch ID
  • Stereo speakers compatible with Spatial Audio

This new 13-inch MacBook Pro will compete directly with its big brothers, the 14-inch MacBook Pro and 16-inch MacBook Pro. Starting at $1,299, orders are expected to begin rolling in to customers around the world. one week after making your purchase. That is, on friday june 24.

The new MacBook Pro M2 13″ is created to fully exploit the new macOS Ventura

Its arrival is anticipating the launch of the new and also recently announced MacBook Air M2 with the aim of covering a certain percentage of customers before the redesigned MacBook Air begins to monopolize sales from next month, as it is known that this It is one of the most sought after models by new users and customers..

The new era of Apple Silicon with the M2 chip begins nowWill you be pre-ordering this mighty 13-inch MacBook Pro M2 or waiting for the MacBook Air M2 to arrive?

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