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The M2 Processor and New MacBook Airs

The New M2 Processor

As you might already know, Apple’s Mac lineup is being transitioned to new Apple Silicon processors instead of the Intel models used by older Macs. We’ve already seen several iterations of the Apple Silicon M1 processor, namely the M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max and M1 Ultra, all designed to maximise performance while using as little power as possible. With most of the Mac range already using M1-series processors, it’s time to lift the lid on the next generation of Apple Silicon – the M2.

Many processors increase power to gain performance, but the Apple Silicon chips, including M2, do things differently. Power-efficiency is focussed throughout, maximising performance

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