Apple working on new chipset

[Jamie McKane]

Apple working on new chipset

Apple is already working on a successor to its recently-unveiled M1 ARM laptop chipset.

This is according to LeaksApplePro, who stated on Twitter that the new processor is currently under development and is currently code-named the "Apple M1X".

 

[G.A.S]

Maybe I'm stating the obvious, but

"I'd be more worried if they weren't"

And same goes for AMD, Intel, NVIDIA...

 

[ToxicBunny]

Maybe I'm stating the obvious, but

"I'd be more worried if they weren't"

And same goes for AMD, Intel, NVIDIA...

100% this...

I'd actually be worried if they aren't already working on the next 2 or 3 generations of the chipset.

 

[Elon]

I’ve also heard rumors of a new iphone coming next year.

 

[backstreetboy]

Rather fix this one first?

Apple MacBook Pro 13” M1 Review- Why You Might Want To Pass (forbes.com)

 

[ToxicBunny]

Rather fix this one first?

Apple MacBook Pro 13” M1 Review- Why You Might Want To Pass (forbes.com)

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Those both look like 3rd party software issues rather than Apple hardware issues to me.

 

[backstreetboy]

Those both look like 3rd party software issues rather than Apple hardware issues to me.

It's Apple software issues since the promised Rosetta 2 "just works" but actually doesn't. Not to mention the battery life that'll be hardware and chipset related.

 

[Elon]

Rather fix this one first?

Apple MacBook Pro 13” M1 Review- Why You Might Want To Pass (forbes.com)

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Can’t tell if you’re trolling or if a guy named Steve slept with your first love.

 

[Crumbl0x]

Rather fix this one first?

Apple MacBook Pro 13” M1 Review- Why You Might Want To Pass (forbes.com)

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while I agree with your sentiment (I'd personally wait two more generations for the majority of apps to be ported and further optimised on any new architecture change) those examples are awful because most users would be using Safari anyways, Chromium + Firefox are gearing towards the ARM port soon enough, and that's solely Adobe's fault for hard-coding a unique error message instead of allowing their app to run with Rosetta in the first place. I also slightly agree that, as usual, Apple is quite over-optimistic with their 'just works' claim and they should've at least barred caution in these early stages.

edit: ah that list is quite lengthy, thankfully the author is constantly updating it with new ports as time goes on, yeah definitely crappy on the just works claim.