Apple Turbocharges 14-Inch MacBook Pro And iMac With Faster M6 Silicon
Apple is strengthening its desktop and portable computer lineup by launching new versions of the 24-inch iMac and the entry-level 14-inch MacBook Pro, with both powered by it's next-generation M6 chip.
Announced just ahead of Apple's scheduled media showcase in Los Angeles, the latest machines don't tout any radical design overhaul and instead are focused primarily on improving the innards (i.e. overall performance), incorporating AI capabilities, and expanding connectivity options.
The highlight of the iMac and MacBook Pro has got to be the M6 processor, which is based off of TSMC's 2nm (N2) process that promises large gains in raw computing power and energy efficiency. Essentially, the revised hardware should be able to handle intensive multitasking and 3D graphics rendering with ease; M6 users are noticing up to twice as fast video export and processing times versus the M4, for example. The inclusion of Wi-Fi 7 also ensures faster...
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