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Oliver Haslam

M3 Pro MacBook Pro could be much more powerful, but it won't launch in 2023

MacBook Pro 16-inch (2023) in use in a studio

Nobody would ever accuse the current M2 Pro MacBook Pro of being slow, but that doesn't mean that there isn't room for improvement. A new report aims to shed some light on what that improvement might look like.

The M2 Pro already beats at the heart of what is probably the best Mac for creatives who don't need to go the whole hog for the M2 Max, but it's said that Apple is already testing what comes next — and it has more cores than ever before.

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