Apple is moving towards a new design for the Mac mini, making it the smallest computer it offers. Rumors suggest it will be as big as an Apple TV and that it will launch later this year with other updates including M4 chips for various Macs.
At Apple's Scary Fast conference, within about half an hour, the company revealed new MacBook Pro and iMac devices alongside its new M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max chipsets. However, there were a number of products that we expected Apple to launch at its recent event, but that did not happen. Let's get to know 4 things that were missing from Apple's Scary Fast event.
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The newly announced Geekbench benchmark results for the new Mac mini M2 and M2 Pro revealed a significant increase in performance compared to the previous generation Mac mini and devices powered by the M1 Pro and M1 Max processor, and here are the results.
Apple announced its new M2 Pro and M2 Max lineup of Apple Silicon processors, which are direct upgrades to the M1 Pro and M1 Max processors, and bring improved performance, better battery life, and features fit for professionals. And we've listed five of the most important details you need to know about these processors.
Apple today announced the launch of the new generation chipsets M2 Pro and M2 Max to power the new products with unparalleled power. It also announced the new launch of the Mac mini. And announced the new launch of the MacBook Pro, which contains the M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets, which make it the pinnacle of intelligence and impressive performance.
It is customary for Apple to unveil its new devices during more than one conference, but this time there may be a change in plans and the upcoming October conference may be cancelled.
2021 has come to an end with everything in it, and the past year has been a busy one for Apple…