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MacBook ARM leak just revealed bad news

MacBook ARM leak just revealed bad news

Posted on August 10, 2020August 27, 2023 By Jarvis

Apple Silicon MacBook Pro might not arrive until 2021

Apple might not release its ARM-based MacBook Pro laptops this year as it may not have the hardware ready in time for a September or October launch, 

That’s according to tech tipster Komiya on Twitter, who noted that there will be no Apple Silicon MacBook showcased this year, according to their sources. 

Apple Silicon is the Cupertino company’s efforts to move its Mac machines away from relying on Intel chips and onto its own chips, based on ARM RISC architecture. Apple already creates its own A-series ARM-based chips for its iPads and iPhones, with the iPhone 11 Pro, for example, making use of the A13 Bionic chip. 
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