Forget the iPhone 15 Pro - the M3 MacBook Air is Apple's real gaming machine
The A17 Pro chip powering the iPhone 15 Pro/Max teases the amazing gaming performance the M3 MacBook Air and other M3 Macs will deliver.
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The A17 Pro chip powering the iPhone 15 Pro/Max teases the amazing gaming performance the M3 MacBook Air and other M3 Macs will deliver.
About a week ago, Apple gave us some new products and updates related to its components. One of the novelties in the hardware field was the new M2 Ultra
Apple's M2 Ultra SoC is being benchmarked right and left and we can compare those numbers to AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA chips.
In addition to Linux 6.4 bringing some early work around the Apple M2 device support that isn't yet ready for end-users but begins laying the foundation for supporting the new MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, and Mac Mini, another set of Apple changes have now been submitted ahead of this next kernel cycle.
An Apple analyst claims that there are more Mac Studio devices to expect in the future. Apple is not yet done with the Mac Studio, and this was from the latest report by Mark Gurman, the famed analyst who claimed that it is not a one-time release from the company.