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Looks like a pretty minimal upgrade over M1 pro. apple.com and keynote were also super vague with multi display support, parallelization etc.
by nabaraz 4y ago
Looks like a pretty minimal upgrade over M1 pro. apple.com and keynote were also super vague with multi display support, parallelization etc.
- packetslave 4y agoRight, but you can't get an M1 Pro in a Macbook Air or 13" MBP. I think we'll probably also see an M2-based iPad Pro. If I had to guess, we'll next see a Macbook Pro 14"/16" with M2 Pro/Max, and the Mac Pro will be M2 Ultra.