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- At Apple's "One More Thing" hardware event held on Tuesday, the company unveiled a range of new MacBooks that will get Apple's new M1 chip that was designed in-house and promises breathtaking performance.
- In his remarks during the event, Apple CEO Tim Cook raved that the new M1 chip is the fastest Apple has ever designed and enables the Mac to run more software than ever.
- Apple customers can begin placing orders for products in the new Mac family starting today, with the first availability next week.
Apple CEO Tim Cook kicked off the company’s “One More Thing” hardware-focused event today by raving, first, about the recent cadence of new product launches, with Apple having teed up a fall jam-packed with more new releases than ever — everything from new iPhones to an updated OS for the phones, today’s announcement of new ARM-based chips for Apple Macs, and much more.
Indeed, Tuesday's showcase was Apple’s third major event held over the past two months. And in addition to announcing new products like an all-new MacBook Air that will be the first with Apple's M1 processor, the company also just unveiled a new Mac mini that's getting the company's super-fast new M1 chip, as well. That continues the trend we've seen for several years now whereby Apple has already been using in-house designed chips on the iPhone.
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