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Why should you buy Apple MacBook Pro 13 512GB Silver with Apple M1? November 10, 2020 was an important date for all Mac owners. This day repeated the events of 2005 (switching from PowerPC processors to Intel). History moves in cycles and already now Apple has replaced IntelCore with a processor of its own production — Apple Silicone. What will this mean for users? Huge changes! Apple Silicone processor Its name is Apple M1. It's not just a processor, it's an SoC (System on a Chip) that includes a CPU, RAM, GPU, CPU cache, and other logic. A completely new architecture, a completely new approach to work. What does the user get? The MacBook will not spend as much time connecting all the components as before. It will work on the task at once. The processor contained 16 billion transistors built on a 5 nm process (TSMC) with an 8-core CPU and bigLittle architecture. 4 high-speed cores for heavy tasks and 4 energy-efficient cores for simpler ones.
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