Everything Apple announced at its One More Thing event: Macs with New M1 silicon

Following a busy two months of launching new iPads, iPhones, Apple Watches, and smart speakers, Apple has finally turned its attention to the product that started the company: The Mac. Apple’s momentum isn’t slowing down, as it leveraged its November 10 special event, aptly titled “One More Thing,” to showcase the first consumer products that will feature its own custom processors. Earlier this year at the Worldwide Developers Conference, or WWDC, Apple had signaled to developers its intention of transitioning away from Intel processors in favor of its custom processors. At the time, it seeded developers with kits that contained a Mac Mini that ran on an A-series processor designed for the iPad. Those days are in the past. Apple finally unveiled its new Macs featuring the custom M1 processor that was specifically designed for the computers to improve processing performance, graphics capabilities, and battery life in laptops. These features will help Apple singlehandedly take on some of the biggest names in the PC industry — from Intel processors to AMD and Nvidia graphics — with laptops and desktops powered by its new M1 processor that’s specifically designed for the Mac. It’s all about the Mac… “But there is just… Read full this story

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