Apple He didn't see it again. That's exactly how one could describe, with a bit of exaggeration, the situation that occurred after the release of the 7th developer beta of macOS Monterey. In it, developer Steve Moser, who has become well-known for reviewing betas over the past few months, managed to accurately determine the resolution of the upcoming 14” and 16” displays. MacBooků Pro M1X.
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While the smaller device should have a resolution of 3024 x 1964 pixels, the larger one will boast 3456 x 2234 pixels, which in both cases is a very decent improvement. The current 13” MacBooky Pro, which the 14” models will replace, offers a resolution of “only” 2560 x 1600 pixels, while the 16” models boast “only” 3072 x 1920 pixels. The difference will therefore be really solid, which cannot be ignored in the end thanks to the adoption of mini LED technology is too amazing.
When exactly will the new generation MacBooků Pro It is currently unknown when they will be presented to the world. Generally, October is expected, but whether this will happen and in what part of it is still unknown. Apple will be revealed, no one dares to predict yet. From the previous leaks, however, the news appears to be very interesting machines that will bring a new design, but at the same time will bring to mind the old proven elements in the form of a redesigned MagSafe or the return of the most used ports. Their heart should then be chips Apple Silicon M1X – an improved version of the currently used M1.
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so an estimated +15% pixel density
You can't count, but that's okay..
How can this actually be expected with app optimization for the M1X?! Will it defacto be the same as M1 and will the OS intermediate layer handle itself, or will it require more intervention from developers and from the users' point of view, waiting?! Can this be predicted somehow?!
The instruction set will be the same, so for applications it will be the same as the M1. You can't change the architecture or the processor every year.
... so all we have to do is wait and believe that it will happen as soon as possible :-)
When will they go on sale?
I would say that after the presentation (maybe) in the fall.
Well, since you can only see lines of code "spdisplays..." on the picture, it could easily be from the code of the non-native screen resolution... There is nothing about the diagonals on that picture...