apple m1 max

  1. Jan

    Apple self-repair programme expands to M1 MacBooks

    Apple expands DIY repair programme to M1 MacBooks Apple has announced that M1 Macbook Air and Pro owners can fix their laptops through the company's Self Service Repair (SSR) programme. Its SSR programme for iPhone was launched earlier this year, with iPhone owners being able to get repair...
    • Jan
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    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  3. Jan

    Intel Core i9 clocks Apple M1 Max in benchmarks - if you feed it enough power

    Intel's new Core i9 knocks M1 Max in benchmarks — while your battery lasts Intel's Alder Lake mobile processors are running circles around Apple's powerful M1 Max chip, benchmarks from multiple reputed tech publications have revealed. Tom's Hardware and Macworld recently pitted the...
    • Jan
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    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  4. Jan

    Apple Silicon boss behind M1 chips rejoins Intel

    Apple loses Silicon boss who spearheaded impressive M1 chip to Intel Apple Silicon head and T2 security processor developer Jeff Wilcox has left the company to rejoin Intel. He will lead the architecture designs for all its System-on-a-Chips (SoC), Apple Insider has reported. The report cites...
    • Jan
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    • Forum: Broadband and IT News
  5. Jan

    iStore announces MacBook Pro M1 Pro and M1 Max prices for South Africa

    New MacBook Pro prices for South Africa — R63,499 for M1 Max model The iStore has opened pre-orders and announced pricing for the new MacBook Pro in South Africa. The premium laptops offer a new design, more powerful performance, improved battery life, and a wide range of connectivity options.
  6. Jan

    Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max system-on-chip for MacBook Pro unveiled

    Apple M1 Pro and M1 Max — new chips powering the MacBook Pro Apple announced M1 Pro and M1 Max on Monday — two new chips that power the company's next generation of MacBook Pro computers. According to Apple, the CPU in M1 Pro and M1 Max delivers up to 70% faster CPU performance than M1.
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