Apple is reportedly prepping a new entry-level MacBook Pro 2022, and it could appear as soon as the Apple Event on March 8, dubbed Peak Performance.

That would seem to be good news for me, as I’ve been using a 2019 MacBook Pro as my main computer for longer than I would like, and I'm ready to shop for one of the best laptops. Three years doesn’t seem like a lot of time, but that Core i5-powered system with 16GB of RAM seems dog slow compared to the newer MacBook Pros with M1 Pro and M1 Max chips.