Foreign media Apple Insider issued a document today saying that many Apple MacBook and MacBook Pro models have been sold out in Apple's online store, including the i7 version of the MacBook and the i5 version of the MacBook Pro, and the markup will be reopened after June 4. .
This undoubtedly proves that Apple may have stopped production of MacBook and MacBook Pro, and will update the two product lines at WWDC.
This situation has occurred in the United States and the United Kingdom's Apple Store, and the delivery time is generally between June 4th and June 7th. There has been no change in China for the time being.
However, it is not difficult to see from the chart that Apple did not ban the purchase, but only said that it is now possible to purchase it on June 4. So, it is guessed that Apple should not make too many adjustments to the MacBook and MacBook Pro product lines. In the sale of seven generations of Core Duo replaced the latest generation of Core Duo, prices and other configurations have remained the same, we all look forward to features such as Face ID temporarily unable to appear in the MacBook product line.
Foreign media also stated that Apple is already developing a MacBook equipped with an Intel Cannon Lake processor. This generation of processors will use Intel's 10nm process and support 32GB of LPDDR4 memory.
But it seems that Intel will need to wait until the end of 2018 or 2019 to ship the processor on the Coffee Lake process. So at WWDC Apple will only release a MacBook equipped with a 14nm Coffee Lake processor. In addition to the MacBook series, perhaps the iMac and other product lines will also upgrade to Eight generations of Core Coffee Processors.