The last desktop Mac that was released was the M2 Mac mini, and while it's powerful with the M2 Pro chip within its aluminum frame, it's perhaps not what those looking for something more Studio or Pro shaped might have wanted. It looks now, however, like the more professional consumer will be catered for by M2, by not only a rumored appearance from M2 Ultra, but also some new desktop Macs to stick it in.
In a piece for Bloomberg, Mark Gurman reckons that Apple has been testing new desktop hardware with M2 Ultra at the core. With WWDC just around the corner now, it's very easy to get excited about what new computers could be on the horizon – and perhaps they'll make an appearance at Apple's show.
