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Yoni Heisler
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During Apple's WWDC keynote, Tim Cook announced that Apple would officially be transitioning away from Intel processors. Instead, Cook said that future Macs will boast ARM-based designs. Hardly a surprise, Apple has been using in-house designed chips on the iPhone for nearly 10-years now. And seeing as how Apple's line of A-x chips routinely trounce what Android brings to the table, both in terms of power and energy efficiency, there's a lot of anticipation regarding what an Apple-designed processor will look like on a full-fledged machine.
Well, with Apple holding a special Mac-themed media event today, the wait is finally over. Just a few moments ago, Apple unveiled its M1 processor, the company's first SoC for the Mac designed for improved efficiency and breathtaking performance. Following that, Apple unveiled the first new Mac with an M1 processor, a brand new MacBook Air.
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