Apple M4 chip-powered Macs with AI features to launch next- All details
Apple is gearing up for a significant upgrade to its Mac lineup, introducing the highly anticipated M4 family of chips. This move underscores the company's commitment to innovation, particularly in artificial intelligence (AI) technology.
Reports indicate that Apple is on the brink of production for its inaugural M4 chips, slated to power a range of Mac devices. With at least three variations in the pipeline, Apple intends to equip every Mac model with the new M4 processors, aiming for a late-year launch and extending into early next year, reported 9to5mac.
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The transition to M4 chips will herald the arrival of updated Mac products, including a new iMac, a 14-inch MacBook Pro, and 16-inch MacBook Pro models, along with a refreshed Mac mini. Apple's comprehensive rollout strategy encompasses a phased introduction, with additional M4 Macs planned for release throughout 2025.
The M4 family of chips promises to elevate AI processing capabilities, aligning seamlessly with the next iteration of macOS. These chips are designed to optimise AI functionality across various tasks, offering enhanced performance and efficiency.
The M4 lineup comprises an entry-level variant, codenamed Donan, catering to devices like the MacBook Air and entry-level MacBook Pro. Meanwhile, higher-end models, featuring the Brava chip, are slated for the Mac Studio and premium MacBook Pro configurations.
Apple's desktop powerhouse, the Mac Pro, is set to receive a significant boost with the introduction of the Hidra chip. Addressing concerns raised by customers regarding chip specifications, Apple aims to enhance the Mac Pro's performance, potentially supporting up to half a terabyte of RAM.
While Apple has yet to unveil an M3-powered Mac Studio or Mac Pro, there's speculation about the possibility of an M3 variant in the future. The existing lineup already boasts impressive configurations with the M2 Max and M2 Ultra, but
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