You're listening to the Apple Insider podcast.

This is your host, Steven Robles.

And today we're going to recap everything announced at the WWDC 2023 keynote.

And yes, Apple did announce its new headset called the Apple Vision Pro.

It's coming out early next year at $3,500.

But we'll get to that at the end of the recap.

Apple started off the keynote talking about the Mac.

They announced the long rumored 15-inch MacBook Air will be available pre-orders this

week, available next week, running on the M2 chip.

Still has a 1080p FaceTime camera, but it has six speakers, 18 hours of battery, and you

can get it with up to 24GB of unified memory and up to two terabytes of storage.

The 15-inch MacBook Air will start at $1,300 and the 13-inch drops down to $10.99.

You can still get the M1 MacBook Air at $9.99.

They also updated the Mac Studio with a new M2 Macs and M2 Ultra chip.

The new M2 Ultra has up to 24 core CPU, 76 core GPU, 32 core neural engine, and you can

upgrade it to 192GB of unified memory.

They also updated the HDMI port, and you can power up to 6 Pro Display XDRs with the

Mac Studio.

That M2 Ultra chip is also coming to the new Apple Silicon Mac Pro.

Not a lot of fanfare around because the Mac Pro is still the same design, mostly remaining

unchanged from the Intel version, except for now powered by Apple Silicon, namely the

M2 Ultra.

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