All Apple’s M2 Pro and M2 Max news in pictures
Apple’s slides give us good insight into what’s new and great about its new chips and souped-up Macs, all of which are available here.
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by Jonny Evans · Published January 17, 2023
Apple’s slides give us good insight into what’s new and great about its new chips and souped-up Macs, all of which are available here.
by Jonny Evans · Published October 31, 2022
Apple will now introduce new model MacBook Pro M2 Pro and M Pro Mac mini computers in 2023, probably around March, speculates Bloomberg’s Gurman.
by Jonny Evans · Published September 13, 2022
Digitimes tells us new MacBook Pros are rolling off the production line, and that Apple is the only PC maker still “pulling in orders” as PC demand declines.
by Jonny Evans · Published November 1, 2021
iFixIt returns with another look inside Apple’s brand-new and superbly powerful MacBook Pro, unravelling the secrets inside both the 14- and 16-inch models.
by Jonny Evans · Published October 18, 2021
Apple has announced a huge sea change for its professional range of notebooks, delivering performance we’ve never seen before. Here’s what we know so far.
by Jonny Evans · Published October 18, 2021
Apple has updated Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro to achieve peak results when used on a new M1 Pro or M1 Max Mac – or any M-series Mac.
by Jonny Evans · Published July 1, 2021
Digitimes has published claims that Apple intends launching new MacBook Pro models with an M1X chip late in Q3 following a WWDC no show for the Macs.
by Jonny Evans · Published April 27, 2021
It seems inevitable Apple will make iPad Pros with M4 chips as Nikkei claims manufacture of M2 chips has already begun for MacBook Pro.
by Jonny Evans · Published January 15, 2021
With a brand new (m2?) chip and a potential redesign, intimations are that the new MacBook Pro will deliver systematic grease lightning performance for the pros…
by Jonny Evans · Published February 25, 2020 · Last modified June 4, 2020
Apple may need to change its PCB in order to support new attempts at super-thin keyboard designs.
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