The MacBook with Apple's A-series Chips is Coming? Foreign Media: the Fastest next Year
The MacBook with Apple's A-series Chips is Coming? Foreign Media: the Fastest next Year
It has previously been reported that apple intends to merge its iOS and Mac OS systems to improve product consistency. Perhaps because of the stakes, apple has been hesitant. Late last year, the first Windows laptop based on qualcomm snapdragon 835 platform was officially released, and qualcomm also released a dedicated ARM chip this year as an upgrade replacement for windows-on-arm qualcomm snapdragon 835.
After seeing qualcomm's first stop in the mobile notebook market, apple finally took action. Earlier this year, apple reportedly began testing A new MacBook that, unlike in the past, comes with apple's own a-series processor instead of the Intel chips that have been in use. It has long been apple's goal to have a fully autonomous product in every field, after the company began working on a baseband chip processor to get rid of its high royalty fees.
The performance of apple's a-series processors, as you've probably heard, is far superior to that of competitors like qualcomm. Of course, this also benefits from the advantages of apple's hardware and software integration, which does not require any additional optimization. The benchmark scores of apple's a-series processors were nearly even with those used in PCS. Now the A12 has a six-core CPU, four-core GPU, an eight-core second-generation neural engine, and a new image signal processor (ISP) that is fully capable of powering the MacBook. Maybe next year on the MacBook, apple will use A series A processor
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It has previously been reported that apple intends to merge its iOS and Mac OS systems to improve product consistency. Perhaps because of the stakes, apple has been hesitant. Late last year, the first Windows laptop based on qualcomm snapdragon 835 platform was officially released, and qualcomm also released a dedicated ARM chip this year as an upgrade replacement for windows-on-arm qualcomm snapdragon 835.
After seeing qualcomm's first stop in the mobile notebook market, apple finally took action. Earlier this year, apple reportedly began testing A new MacBook that, unlike in the past, comes with apple's own a-series processor instead of the Intel chips that have been in use. It has long been apple's goal to have a fully autonomous product in every field, after the company began working on a baseband chip processor to get rid of its high royalty fees.
The performance of apple's a-series processors, as you've probably heard, is far superior to that of competitors like qualcomm. Of course, this also benefits from the advantages of apple's hardware and software integration, which does not require any additional optimization. The benchmark scores of apple's a-series processors were nearly even with those used in PCS. Now the A12 has a six-core CPU, four-core GPU, an eight-core second-generation neural engine, and a new image signal processor (ISP) that is fully capable of powering the MacBook. Maybe next year on the MacBook, apple will use A series A processor
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