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#M2 GOES INTO MASS PRODUCTION MAC PRO#
This cookie is set by GDPR Cookie Consent plugin. 101 amack said: That was quick, I was expecting M2 next year and the M1X this year I wonder what the core count and GPU will be MacBook Pro for Oct then and maybe the fabled 30+'. These cookies ensure basic functionalities and security features of the website, anonymously. Published Apple has so far launched all its Macs with an M1 chip. I guess we might start to see some leaked specs and performance indicators after July.Necessary cookies are absolutely essential for the website to function properly. We don't have any data pointing to the extra capabilities and/or performance that will be available with the M2 but with its progress so far it doesn't look like it is going to misfire. The consensus seems to be that the M1 Macs are an improvement, with peppy performance in CPU and graphics, with noticeably better battery life, where that applies. This timeline seems to confirm a report from earlier this month that stated the M2 processor would begin production and would therefore arrive in finished Macbook machines by the fall.
#M2 GOES INTO MASS PRODUCTION MAC MAC#
With the M1 there was even memory on die, facilitating fast and flexible processor-memory I/O from the unified memory pool, but making the 8GB or 16GB Mac you bought not upgradable in this respect.Īpple recently launched refreshed iPad Pro and iMac computer models featuring the Apple M1. New 14' and 16' MacBook Pro with new processors will enter mass production in 4Q22. Apple will include its new M2 processor in upcoming 14-inch and 16-inch models of the MacBook Pro, which will hit production in the coming weeks, Ming-Chi Kuo, an Apple analyst. This type of chip integrates CPU, GPU, and other accelerators and I/O in the same package. Apple's 14-inch and 16-inch models of the MacBook Pro are reportedly getting the new M2 processor. Today, we have information coming from Nikkei Asia, that Apples next-generation M2 chip has entered mass production and that it could be on the way for as early as July when Apple will reportedly refresh its products. The source says it is an SoC like its predecessor. Understandably there isn't a lot of info about the M2 around. The M1 Chip successor from Apple, which is currently being called M2, is looking more likely to arrive in MacBook computers by the end of the year. With the insider info being reported in Taipei, it looks like the leaky side of the equation is at TSMC or one of the companies that work closely with it. However, neither Apple nor TSMC would comment on the Nikkei Asia report.
The M2 is being produced by TSMC on its latest 5-nanometer plus, or N5P, process. That would allow Apple to release new/refreshed MacBooks and other form factors in H2 this year, hastening its transition from the Intel x86 architecture. The insiders indicate that shipments of the new chips, tentatively dubbed 'Apple M2 processors' could begin in July. Apple's next generation 'Apple Silicon' processors started to roll off mass production lines this month, according to sources speaking to Nikkei Asia.
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