The first macbook with an arm processor will arrive in 2021
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Apple has been working on its first MacBook with an ARM processor, made by themselves, for a while. There has been a lot of speculation about when such a model would hit the market. It seems that the wait would be a year, because it is estimated that this model would end up being launched in 2021. At least this is what the new rumors say about it.
The first ARM processor MacBook will arrive in 2021
What has not been confirmed is the range to which it will arrive, whether it will be an Air or a Pro. There are speculations, but nothing is known specifically in this regard.
Own processor
The new MacBook that Apple would launch is expected in the first half of 2021. The brand works on its ARM processors in the hope that the 5nm manufacturing process will be used in them. Little by little they will be incorporated into the company's products, such as their phones, iPads and laptops. So it will be an important phase for the manufacturer.
Apple is betting big on these processors, having also increased the budget for research and development. So it is a project of importance and prestige for the manufacturer, as well as being something key for the future.
We hope to learn more about this MacBook with an ARM processor. It is most likely that these months there will be more data about it, in addition to knowing more about the state of development of these processors that the firm is manufacturing, since it is another important aspect that shows the state of the company.
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