Apple's Mac Delay Changes EVERYTHING!

Just when I thought Apple could do the

impossible and sidestep the massive

memory crisis going on right now, we

just got breaking news that two of

Apple's long awaited high-end Macs are

getting delayed. The Mac Studio and the

MacBook Ultra. So, in this video, I'm

going to go through six new updates and

changes that are happening right now

because of this delay. So, with that

said, let's get into update number one,

and that is the new Mac Studio with the

crazy M5 Ultra chip now getting delayed

potentially until October later this

year, according to Mark German. And of

course, the reason is the memory crisis.

And the issue with the Mac Studio

specifically is that this is Apple's

most memory consuming Mac. I mean, we

had 512 gigs of unified memory available

in a single machine, which is absolutely

nuts. I mean, that amount of RAM could

power 32 base model M5 MacBook Pros for

$1,700,

which would obviously make Apple so much

more profit compared to just selling one

of these high tier Mac studios. And that

is why Apple completely removed the 512

gig option and basically pretended like

it never existed. Even right now, you

can't even buy the 256 gig model. It's

grayed out. It won't let you. Not even

the 128 gig model. You can only order

one with 96 gigs because of the memory

crisis. However, the good news is that

we are now more likely to see the return

of that epic 512 gig memory model with

the M5 Ultra Max Studio now that we're

waiting until October and hopefully if

the memory supply does actually improve

by then. Now, for the second update, we

of course have the MacBook Ultra. And

unfortunately, this seems like it is now

for sure getting delayed until early

2027,

whereas we all thought it would for sure

come late 2026, like in October. And I

do want to mention that from the very

beginning, Mark German did say that it

would be either late 2026 or early 2027,

and he has stuck with that. But a lot of

people were thinking that late 2026

would be the date for sure because it

just made so much sense from a launch

point of view with Apple releasing it

right before the end of the year. So

business is going to have some tax write

offs with buying these expensive models

and also with all of the leaks, rumors,

and supply chain leaks that we had that

made it seem like fall would be the

likely launch date for sure, but no. And

yes, of course, as you know, the MacBook

Pros, especially the high-end models,

can get a lot of memory. I mean, the

current M5 Max, you can get 128 gigs,

which is a ton. So, because of that, it

makes sense to wait on the memory

crisis. Hopefully, things get a little

bit better so that we can actually have

a reliable launch where regular people

can actually order this instead of

having it get delayed for a couple of

months or back order. Now, another huge

detail about this MacBook Ultra Delay is

that this model is meant to boost

upgrade demand for very high-end tech

users with its incredible feature

upgrades like the Tandemola display, the

touchscreen, the replacement of the

notch with the dynamic island, a full

redesign making it thinner and lighter,

new upgraded 2nm chips, and more. And

that right there actually brings us to

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with supply versus demand versus

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number three, supply versus demand

versus upgraded models. The major

dilemma right now in terms of these

high-end Mac delays is that right now

Apple Macs are having no problem

whatsoever in terms of sales. Just look

at the M4 series Mac Mini. The soonest

you can get any configuration is May

27th. MacBook Neos are also still sold

out until May. And as for the base Mac

Studio, May 12th is the soonest you can

get one. And if you upgrade anything,

that makes it closer to June or even 10

to 12 weeks out. Even the brand new M5

Max MacBook Pro, a simple upgrade to 48

gigs of RAM makes the estimate jump into

May. So, right now, if you're in Apple's

shoes and demand for your Macs hasn't

been this high in years, it makes no

sense to rush out a new Mac Studio

launch with the M5 Ultra chip as well as

brand new high-end MacBook models. But

rather, you should just delay those new

ones and let people buy these current

models for longer like they already are

doing with no sales issues at all. And

now that brings us to update number

four. We have the M5 Mac Mini. And with

all these delays, it actually might make

sense for this to come sooner than we

previously expected since it is no

longer tied to the Mac Studio launch

like Apple previously did, updating both

at the same time. And when Gurin

mentioned these delays, he said nothing

about the Mac Mini. So, we are still

expecting new models between now and

June. And this could actually be one of

the reasons why the current M4 series

Mac Mini is in such short supply right

now. And now moving on to update number

five, we also have the M5 iMac. And

previously the rumors were pointing to

this getting delayed until later in the

year, like October. But now that the Mac

Studio is getting delayed, I actually

think it makes sense to just launch the

M5 iMac alongside the M5 Mac Mini

between now and WWDC and just call it a

day. And finally, with update number

six, with the MacBook Ultra being

delayed until 2027, I think it makes

total sense for Apple to release the new

base 14-in M6 MacBook Pro model this

fall alongside the Mac Studio. Why?

Well, there are four different reasons.

For number one, this is exactly what

Apple did last year, releasing the base

14inch M5 MacBook Pro in the fall and

delaying the high-end models until

March. For the second reason, leaks and

rumors have been pointing to this model

reusing the same exact chassis and

design as before. And even within code

leaks, it's using the same model number,

just adding plus one to the model number

prefix compared to the redesigned

MacBook Ultra, which is getting a

completely reset K model number. And for

number three, Apple can safely update

this base model to the new M6 chip built

on new 2nmter chip tech while giving

more of the current M5 chip supply to

other Macs like the new Mac Mini, the

MacBook Air, and the iMac. And for

number four, there is a small amount of

memory in the base M6 MacBook Pro. So,

it's not going to impact the memory

supply crisis as much. So, with that

said, those are the six updates that we

just got based on Mark German's report

of the Mac Studio and the MacBook Ultra

getting delayed. Let me know which one

you are waiting for down in the comment

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