#Apple MacBook 2026 Specs

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is currently working on an entry-level MacBook model with an A-series iPhone processor, set to debut in the first half of 2026. If true, this “lite” MacBook could redefine Apple’s lower-end lineup, bringing the Mac experience to a wider audience without the premium price tag. Industry rumors are brewing, pointing towards the release of the Apple MacBook Ultra by next year. Firstly, the Apple MacBook Ultra will allegedly shelter the M5 Pro and Max processors. The updated pricing also covers the Apple TV 4K, iPads, Mac mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro. Everything Apple Announced at WWDC 2026: New Siri AI, iOS 27, macOS Golden Gate, and a Whole Lot More The presentation covered three main areas: platform refinements (performance, design, usability), trust and safety (a major expansion of child safety tools), and Apple Intelligence (the next generation, built around a completely rebuilt Siri). Availability iOS 27: iPhone 11 and later (same models as iOS 26) iPadOS 27: All iPads supported on iPadOS 26 macOS Golden Gate: All Macs supported on macOS Sequoia watchOS 27: Apple Watch series supported on watchOS 26 visionOS 27: Apple Vision Pro tvOS 27: Apple TV Developer betas are available now as of June 8, 2026. WWDC 2026 continues through June 12 with technical sessions, live developer forums, and labs at Apple Park. Read more in our articles including "Entry-Level MacBook (2026) in the works" and "Apple rumored to release MacBook Ultra next year, alongside other updates".