The first MacBook powered by Apple silicon will arrive later this year, at least according to industry insiders, and it’ll reportedly be sporting a 12-inch Retina display. The insiders go on to claim that Apple will release the first iMac system sporting its own silicon next year, as well, and that this alleged model may also feature Apple’s own GPU hardware.
Up to 12 hours Apple TV app movie playback. Up to 10 hours Apple TV app movie playback. Up to 11 hours Apple TV app movie playback. MacBook Air (Retina) MacBook Pro 13-in. (Two Thunderbolt 3 ports) MacBook Pro 16-in. MacBook Pro 13-in. (Four Thunderbolt 3 ports) iMac 21.5-in. IMac 21.5-in. Aug 09, 2019 Testing conducted by Apple in March 2017 using preproduction 1.3GHz dual-core Intel Core i5-based 12-inch MacBook systems with a 512GB SSD and 8GB of RAM. The wireless web test measures battery life by wirelessly browsing 25 popular websites with display brightness set to 12 clicks from bottom or 75%.
Proshow gold for mac free download. The claims come from The China Times, which cites supply chain insiders as the source of the information. Assuming the report is true, Apple may release a new MacBook with a 12-inch Retina display sometime this year, one powered by the company’s own A14X processor. Apple announced earlier this summer that it will be transitioning from Intel’s hardware to its own silicon chips.
This tipped 12-inch MacBook model is reportedly attached to the codename ‘Tonga,’ one that will — again, allegedly — feature between 15 and 20 hours of battery life, as well as USB-C connectivity and an ultraportable design weighing fewer than 2.2lbs.
The report goes on to claim that Apple’s A14X processor has been finalized and that TSMC will mass-produce the hardware using its 5-nanometer process before the end of 2020, potentially filling any void that may remain when it stops making Huawei’s mobile processors next month. The company hasn’t commented on these claims, however.
In addition to the Apple silicon-powered MacBook allegedly arriving later this year, the report claims that Apple is gearing up to release new iMac desktop computers in 2021 that will feature both CPUs and GPUs designed by Apple, a move that would underscore its gravitation away from third-party companies. Crack para zebra cardstudio. The insiders allege that the Apple-designed GPUs will provide more power and better performance per watt than current offerings.
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Best Buy has launched a new Apple Shopping Event this morning with discounts on MacBooks and more. Free shipping is available on just about everything. You can also opt for in-store pick up, as well. All of our top picks are down below.
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Headlining is MacBook Air at nearly $100 off. That brings the entry-level model down to $899.99. You’ll need to leverage Best Buy’s student deals to take advantage of this offer, which you can sign-up for here.
The latest MacBook Air from Apple sports a 13-inch Retina display, Touch ID, a dual-core 8th generation Intel i5 processor and 128GB of storage. Two Thunderbolt 3 ports and up to 12 hours of battery life round out the list of notable features.
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Another standout is iPad mini, which is currently $50 off as part of this promotion. That matches our previous mention as well as some of the best discounts we’ve seen in 2020.
Apple’s iPad mini delivers an ultra-portable design, 7.9-inch Retina display, and an A12 chip + M12 coprocessor. Touch ID rounds out the list of notable features along with support for Apple Pencil. We heralded its smart form-factor as a defining feature “when portability matters most” in our hands-on review.
Shop through the rest of Best Buy’s latest Apple Shopping Event here for more deals on everyday accessories and more.
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