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Instead of $200, Apple is now offering developers $500 in return credit for the DTK Mac mini they purchased to test out apps

Apple has increased its offer to developers holding on to its Developer Transition Kit for returning the units, providing $500 of Apple credit instead of the original offer of $200.

When Apple formally announced it would truly be jumping into the ARM-based ecosystem, developers were naturally worried about how they'd be able to develop and

Apple Is Offering Developers $200 Credit to Buy Any M1 Mac Model in Exchange for Returning the DTK Mac mini Feb 4, 2021 01:37 EST During the first half of 2020, Apple announced its transition from Intel processors to custom ARM-based chips in current Mac models we now know as the M1 Mac mini, M1 MacBook Pro, and M1 MacBook Air. To help developers get started with transitioning apps to the newer platform, an A12Z Bionic-powered Mac mini was offered for $500 and was a DTK (Developer Transit...

Apple has informed developers that they will have to return their DTK Mac mini soon. The company will give developers $200 for a new M1 Mac when the return has been received. As reported by MacRumors, Apple has begun reaching out to developers that are part of the Universal App Quick Start Program, informing them that they will soon need to send back the Developer Transition Kit (DTK) that was sent to them as part of the program. Some developers have begun receiving an email informing them that...

4 February 2021, 3:21 am EST By Before Apple has launched the M1 Mac, the tech giant has already given developers with a Developer Transition kit. The kit had a Mac Mini that houses the A12Z Bionic Chip. According to Mac Rumors, its first use was during the production of the iPad Pro. It also houses a 16GB RAM, a 512GB SSD, two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, as well as an HDMI 2.0 port. (Photo : Screenshot Youtube Video by sinoptik) Apple Developer Transition Kit / Apple DTK - Unboxing & Bench...

  Mac developers are currently in the midst of a major hardware architecture transition. But for some app makers, this is the third time that they have done this. After years of rumors, Apple announced the transition to first-party Apple Silicon chips in 2020. Then the first Macs with a proprietary M1 processor launched in November — and apps started taking advantage of the new speed. Although the transition is expected to take two years in total, Apple offered a system and devices to make ...