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Apple Watch Series 9 Debuts S9 Chip For A Speedier Smartwatch – SlashGear

Posted on September 16, 2023 By bot

The somewhat speedy march of Apple Silicon is continuing, as the Apple Watch 9 debuts an entirely new chip. According to Apple, the S9 SiP is the company’s ‘most powerful watch chip yet.’ It contains a whopping 5.6 billion transistors and a new neural engine that allows you to use a built-in version of Siri while offline. The in-device version of Siri is also more secure, and features increased voice command functionality, along with new health features that draw
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