Apple is preparing to bring a new MacBook model, performance will improve with upgraded features
Apple can gift its customers by launching a new MacBook in the festive season. The company is preparing to launch the Apple M4 MacBook Pro model next month. Its features and launch have been mentioned in the latest report. It will have many upgraded features as well as improved performance. Apart from this, some changes are expected in the colors.
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The craze of Apple's latest iPhone 16 lineup is not ending. The company launched the flagship series earlier this month. Now Apple has reportedly planned to expand its MacBook portfolio. Regarding which many types of details have started coming out. In the latest report, information has been received about some features of Apple M4 MacBook Pro and its launch.
M4 MacBook Pro coming next month?
Although Apple has not made anything official about the M4 MacBook Pro, but a tipster has revealed its launch. According to this, the new MacBook model can be launched globally next month with premium and upgraded features. A picture of it also surfaced and it has been said that the next gen laptop will be given Apple M4 chip.
Specification (Expected)
The M4 powered MacBook Pro can get a 14-inch screen with high resolution support. It will offer 16 GB RAM and 512 GB storage. The starting RAM of this lineup will be 16GB. The base model will have a 10 core CPU and a 10 core GPU.
Performance will be better
Apple's existing M3 chip has an 8 core CPU and a 10 core GPU. This makes it clear that the next gen laptop will do better in terms of performance. It was also claimed that the upcoming model will have three Thunderbolt 4 ports, which is different from the current M3-powered MacBook Pro.
Apart from the new M4 MacBook Pro model, Apple can also launch a new 24-inch iMac at the event to be held in October. Which will be designed in a completely new way. The next Mac mini is expected to have a compact design like the Apple TV set-top box. It may be equipped with five USB-C ports.
