Kathmandu.Due to an unexpected regulatory error, the US Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has made important details of Apple’s upcoming products public even before the official announcement. According to leaked documents, Apple is preparing a refined version of the Vision Pro headset, MacBook Pro and iPad Pro powered by its M5 chip. The revelation has sparked a new buzz in the global tech market.
Vision Pro and MacBook Pro powered by the M5 chip Apple’s flagship mixed reality headset Vision Pro will receive a performance upgrade from the M5 chip. This will increase the computing power of the headset while keeping its price and design intact. This move reflects Apple’s strategy to keep Vision Pro at the forefront of the AR/VR market.Along with the Vision Pro, the FCC has also revealed the model number of the new MacBook Pro and iPad Pro variants.
The MacBook Pro (model A3434) is also expected to include the M5 chip, which will boost productivity and performance for creative work.The iPad Pro’s both 11-inch and 13-inch Wi-Fi and cellular configurations are set to hit the market.
The unboxing video of the M5 iPad Pro released by the famous Russian tech influencer Wylsacom has also bolstered the FCC’s revelations. Benchmark tests indicate a significant improvement in processing and graphics performance.
This is not the first time that there has been a series of regulatory errors and leakage of confidential information from the regulator concerning the Nepali market. Just a few days ago, the FCC also mistakenly made public the detailed schematics of the iPhone 16e, despite Apple’s privacy request. These successive incidents highlight the challenges of regulatory bodies in managing sensitive technical information.For a market like Nepal, which closely follows global technology trends, this revelation assumes special significance. With this, Nepali tech enthusiasts, media, and businesses got a rare early glimpse of the technology that will shape the user experience in 2026 and beyond. The raw performance and energy efficiency of Apple’s M5 chip can greatly benefit creative professionals, students, and tech-conscious TAG_CLOSE_span_10 TAG_OPEN_span_10 consumers in Nepal.
As Apple prepares to launch its products, the FCC’s error has once again exposed the complex balance between commercial secrecy and regulatory transparency.
