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Apple’s new M5 chip is reportedly launching this fall, and rumors indicate it’s coming to these two products first.
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Appuals on MSNApple's M5 chip is coming to the MacBook and iPad Pros this fallApple Silicon’s next crown jewel, the M5, will be making its way to Apple devices this Fall. The MacBook Pros and the iPad Pro are expected to be the first to get the upgrade, as numerous supply chain ...
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Apple's M5 to Reportedly Debut Soon on iPad Pro, MacBook Pro The latest details surrounding Apple's M-series chip has been tackled by Bloomberg's Mark Gurman in his latest Power On newsletter .
New M5 MacBook Pro: Design and Features. Apple updated the design of the MacBook Pro in 2021, and it seems like Apple will stick with it for a while.
Apple is also working on an M5 MacBook Air refresh, as is tradition. While neither of these refreshes will introduce new designs, Gurman once again mentions that the MacBook Pro will receive an ...
Three things are certain in life: death, taxes and Apple launching new silicon at the end of the year. And according to Mark Gurman, M5 is on track to hit the iPad Pro and MacBook Pro in the fall ...
Apple's next-gen iPad Pro should feature ultra-thin bezels like Samsung's Galaxy Tab S10 Ultra, with the notch expected to be ...
TL;DR: Apple is reportedly set to launch its next-generation iPad Pro and MacBook Pro models equipped with the M5 chip later this year. The company is also said to be working on the M5 MacBook Air ...
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