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Apple Event 2020 Live Updates: MacBook Pro announced
It’s that time of the year when Apple hosts an event and dazzles us with its new products -- once again. Apple will be hosting its 'One More Thing’ event tonight. At its upcoming event, the company is expected to launch Apple Silicon-powered Mac computers and laptops.
To give you a quick recap, Apple, at its annual developers’ conference WWDC 2020 had announced Apple Silicon. At the same time, the company had said that it would gradually be moving away from Intel processors in its personal computer and laptop and replacing them with its ARM processor in the coming years. Tonight , the company is expected to take its very first step in that direction by launching ARM-powered Mac computers.
Notably, this is not the first event this fall. Apple first hosted a special event in September wherein it launched the Apple Watch Series 6, Apple Watch SE, iPad Air and a new budget iPad. In the second event that was held last month, the company launched the iPhone 12 series smartphones along with MagSafe chargers and the HomePod Mini. Now, it is time for the company’s PC lineup.
We at HT Tech will be closely following the event. So, stay tuned to find out more about today’s Apple event.
It's a wrap!
Apple announced M1 chipset, MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini and MacOS Big Sur at today's event. Concluding the event, Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company will be back with more such experiences next year.
MacOS Big Sur to be available starting Thursday
Apple says that it will start shipping the MacOS Big Sur starting Thursday, that is, November 12.
MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, Mac Mini availability
Apple says that its new line of PCs and laptops will go on sale today and the company will start shipping devices next week.
MacBook Pro price
The newly launched MacBook Pro starts at $1,299. For education users, it starts at $1,199.
MacBook Pro announced
Apple announces a new 13-inch MacBook Pro laptop that is powered by Apple's M1 SoC.
Mac Mini price
Mac Mini starts at $699.
Apple announces Mac Mini
Apple announces Mac Mini. It is powered by M1 SoC.
MacBook Air price
MacBook Air starts at $999 and for education, it starts at $899. It comes with a 13-inch Retina display, Touch ID, M1 chipset and 18 hours of battery life.
Apple says MacBook Air is better than the rest
Apple says that the new MacBook Air is 98% PCs and laptops launched last year.
Apple announces first MacBook Air with M1
Apple announces the first PC with M1. MacBook Air is the first Apple PC to get M1 SoC.
Apple announces universal apps
Apple says BigSur will come with Universal Apps that will enable developers to bunch all their apps in a single app.
Apple shares details about BigSur
Apple says that MacOS Big Sur is based on M1 and it features advanced power management technology. It also features the most advanced security features offered by the company.
Apple announced MacOS BigSur
Apple announces MacOS BigSur. This OS will be powering ARM-powered Macs.
Apple shares details about M1
Apple says that M1 can perform 11 trillion operations in a second. It comes with 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU and it has advanced technologies.
Apple annoucnes M1
Apple announces the first Silicon SoC called M1. It will power the next line of Mac computers and it is made using 5nm process.
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