Apple is set to unveil three new MacBooks with custom Apple Silicon processors on November 10, reports Bloomberg.
The new notebooks include a 13-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and 16-inch MacBook Pro. Unfortunately, sources say the devices won't have significant design changes beyond the new processor.
The first Mac processors from Apple will be based on the A14 chip found in the latest iPhones and iPad Air, and tests inside Apple indicate improved power efficiency over the Intel parts they are replacing. The new machines will also have Apple-designed graphics and machine-learning processors.
Notably, this prediction lines up with evidence found in a recent beta of macOS Big Sur.
It's believed that the direct impact on Intel sales may be limited as Apple accounts for just 2–4% of the company's annual sales; however, it could lead other manufacturers to consider a similar move.
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The new notebooks include a 13-inch MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and 16-inch MacBook Pro. Unfortunately, sources say the devices won't have significant design changes beyond the new processor.
The first Mac processors from Apple will be based on the A14 chip found in the latest iPhones and iPad Air, and tests inside Apple indicate improved power efficiency over the Intel parts they are replacing. The new machines will also have Apple-designed graphics and machine-learning processors.
Notably, this prediction lines up with evidence found in a recent beta of macOS Big Sur.
It's believed that the direct impact on Intel sales may be limited as Apple accounts for just 2–4% of the company's annual sales; however, it could lead other manufacturers to consider a similar move.
We'll be providing coverage of Apple's 'One More Thing' event and any leaks that surface before then. Please download the iClarified app or follow iClarified on Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, and RSS for updates.
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