At the end of last week, agency sources revealed Bloomberg interesting details about upcoming processors for MacBookfrom the workshop Applu, led by the fact that they should get 12 cores. Another portal with reliable sources decided to at least partially dispel the uncertainty about the processors tonight - specifically Fudzilla. According to its reports, it looks like the chipset from the workshop Applu used next year in one of the MacBookThe processor will be the A14X or A14X, a modified processor of this year's iPhones 12.
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According to sources, Fudzilla will bring this year's chipset Apple A14 Bionic again a significant performance increase compared to previous models, also thanks to the fact that it had it Apple develop precisely with regard to its deployment in MacBookHowever, its classic version designed for iPhones is supposed to have a low TDP, which would make it unsuitable for laptops – even the least powerful and least demanding ones. However, this has Apple change to its improved version labeled A14X or A14Z, which it will want in addition to MacBooku can also be used in iPads Pro new generation. If he really succeeds in implementing it in a computer, it would mean not only an incredible unification of products based on hardware computersonents, but also significant financial savings, since one chipset would equip several devices (although its modified version, of course, would only be iPads and Macs).
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Proworkshop supplies Applu should be able to compete with Intel's Tiger Lake chipsets without any problems and should excel with their incredibly powerful artificial intelligence and graphics components. We should expect them next year, when Apple according to multiple independent sources, in the world's first plan MacBook with its own processor.
Hello, given this news, what new MacBookCan we expect it next year? Thank you
ProI hear they are working on a refresh version. Macbook Pro 13 who should get a role model Macbook 16 frame reductions and thus creates Macbook Pro 14.
I think Kuo wrote that next year we will have 3 Mac devices that will run on the new A chip. They are talking about Macbook Pro 14′, iMac 22′ and maybe maybe really just maybe, Mac mini ?
Try A chips firstdrive on less powerful machines and then probably when everything gets better next year or in the fall they will run out of more powerful ones varianty? iMac 28′ next macbook pro 16? iMac Pro ?
Who knows...they're just leaky, unconfirmed information, wishful thinking.
But before that, 14″ will be released MacBook Pro based on Intel, Apple they won't allow themselves to sell a Mac with a defective keyboard until next year, when it's already cheaper Air switched to MagicKeyboard.
Do you think there will be 2 versions? Macbook Pro 14? With Intel and with A chip?
No, the 2020 model with Intel will be in May / June at the latest (I'm guessing mid-May, because mid-March was iPad Pro and it was mid-April iPhone SE), and then in the future in 2021 when they start MacBooky (it's hard to say whether Pro) switch to A chips, so there will be a version with an A chip. The deployment of A chip must lead to a change in design, because the current design - thickness MacBookov Pro is limited by the need for active cooling, while ARM does not require active cooling, so this year's MacBook it may be the last of the four-year cycle, and new ones may come next year Prowith A14, miniLED displays and a new design.