Apple Enhances MacBook Pro and Mac Series with M4 Chip and 16GB RAM Standard
Apple's Upcoming Mac Revolution
Apple is reportedly planning to enhance its next-generation Mac models with significant performance improvements, featuring M4 chips and increased memory. According to a Bloomberg report, Mac devices powered by the M4 chip are expected to come with a minimum of 16GB RAM, a notable upgrade from the base 8GB RAM in current M3 models.
Enhanced Performance and Compatibility
- The report indicates that Apple has commenced testing of four new Mac models to ensure compatibility with third-party applications.
- These models are listed as “16,1,” “16,2,” “16,3,” and “16,10” in the developer test log.
- All models are likely to be powered by the base-level M4 chip, featuring either 16GB or 32GB RAM.
Advancements in Apple Intelligence
Additionally, M4-powered Macs could support up to 32GB of memory, an increase from the 24GB supported by M3 models. Apple’s suite of artificial intelligence features, known as Apple Intelligence, necessitates more processing power and RAM.
Exciting Launch Anticipated
The report also notes that among the four models currently undergoing testing, one features an eight-core CPU and GPU, while the others include 10 cores each.
New MacBook Pro and Mac Mini are expected to launch in October, following the release of the iPhone 16 series.
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