Apple's First ARM Mac To Launch In November, Says Bloomberg

Apple will hold its next event on October 13 and is widely expected that the company will debut products such as the iPhone 12 lineup at the...

Apple will hold its next event on October 13 and is widely expected that the company will debut products such as the iPhone 12 lineup at the event, but users who are waiting for the first Apple Silicon Mac may have to wait patiently for a while.


Today, according to Bloomberg's Mark Gurman, the first Mac comes with an Apple Silicon processor that will be released in November. The first Apple Silicon Mac will be a laptop, however, it is unclear what model is this Mac, it could be a 13-inch MacBook Pro, a new MacBook Air, or a redesigned 12-inch MacBook.

During the WWDC held in June this year, Apple announced that Mac will migrate to the self- designed Apple Silicon processors starting this year. Meanwhile, Apple mentioned that the first Mac equipped with Apple Silicon will be released at the end of this year, and the entire migration process will take about 2 years.

Apple Silicon is developed based on the ARM architecture, which means that future Mac computers can run the iPhone and iPad apps.

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