M3 chip to be used in iMac 2023; TSMC is still working on the chips

Before they can experience the upcoming version of the well-liked iMac, Apple customers will have to endure a lengthy wait. They can anticipate the new M3 chip's fascinating features, but they will have to wait longer than they anticipated. The current iMac has been available for approximately three years. When the new iMac will be accessible to the general public is still to be determined. For its current iMac models, Apple is still issuing fresh software updates. For iMacs with the M1 chip, the technology behemoth has launched macOS Monterey, its most recent software upgrade. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit- TechGoing[/caption] A new battery option and enhanced camera effects are included in the update. The new iMac is keenly anticipated by Apple consumers, and the business has high hopes for it. Fans are aware that the M3 chip will enhance the device's functionality overall and bring new functions. Fans can only hope that Apple announces the actual debut date and features soon till that time. The report claims that Apple fans have been anticipating the release of their next-generation iMac for months. The wait for this flagship product has just gotten longer because there have been no notable changes to report. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1600"] Image credit- SlashGear[/caption] The business reportedly plans to integrate the M3 processor into a variety of Macs. This applies to their Mac Pro, Mac mini, and iMac line. However, as Mr. Gurman of Bloomberg said, Apple fans will have to wait until the iMac's official delivery date at the end of 2023. Also read: Gurman predicts New MacBook Pro models to come in 2023 It's anticipated that Apple would replace their original plans for the M2 processor with a new and enhanced M3 chip for the iMac 27. The processor will reportedly be created by TSMC using its most recent 3-nanometer technology, giving customers improved performance and power efficiency, according to a report. The forthcoming MacBook Air, which is anticipated to go on sale in the second half of the year, will also employ this new chip. The M3 chip will also be used in upcoming MacBook and Mac Mini models. Initially, the business intended to make use of the TSMC M2 chip, a second-generation 5-nanometer technology.