MacBook, Mac Mini first to get Apple Silicon M1 chip: Event highlights
Apple's 'One More Thing' Event Live: Apple is likely to also release the macOS Big Sur rollout timeline. The OS is seen as the company's first step towards the Mac's transition to Apple Silicon
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Tim Cook with Apple Silicon M1 SoC powered MacBook
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Apple Inc is gearing up for yet another hardware event, scheduled to go live today (November 10) at 11:30 pm (IST) from Apple Park. Formally called ‘One More Thing', the event will likely mark the beginning of a new era for Apple. At the worldwide developers conference (WWDC) 2020, Apple has given a preview of the A12Z Bionic chip powered Mac prototype. Tonight, the American technology giant is likely to unveil a new Macbook line-up powered by the company's ARM-based chip, as promised at the WWDC 2020.
Aside from hardware, Apple is also likely to unveil the macOS Big Sur rollout timeline. Unveiled at WWDC 2020, the macOS Big Sur will bring a redesigned user interface (UI) and new features like a control centre for easy access to key settings and notification centre with access to widgets, and more. The OS is seen as the company's first step towards the Mac's transition to Apple Silicon. It will also bring some iPhone apps to Macs. These include the Messages and Maps apps.
The Apple ‘One More Thing' event's livestream will begin at 11:30 pm (IST) on the dedicated Apple Events mini site and Apple's YouTube channel. You can also tune in here to catch all the live updates as the event unfolds. Moreover, you can watch the event's livestream on the video embedded below:
Apple's 'One More Thing' event concludes
- Mac Mini: Starts at Rs 64,900
- MacBook Air: Starts at Rs 92,900
- MacBook Pro: Starts at Rs 1,22,900
macOS Big Sur will rollout to supported Macs on Thursday, November 12
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- Built on 5nm process
- 16 billion transistors
- 8-core CPU: Four high performance cores, four high efficiency cores
- 8-core integrated graphics
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First Published: Nov 10 2020 | 9:28 PM IST
