The chips support up to 64GB memory and have significantly longer battery life of up to 21 hours video playback, with fast charging support too. The new chips have 10-core processors that are up to 70% faster than the M1 and 16 or 32-core graphics, depending on version, which Apple says are twice or four times more powerful than M1.
Inside the laptops are Apple’s new M1 Pro and Max chips, which build on the success of the M1 processor used in the MacBook Air, low-end MacBook Pro, Mac Mini, iMac and iPad Pro. The body is made of 100% recycled aluminium too. The new MacBook Pros also mark the return of a variety of ports to Apple’s laptops, including three Thunderbolt ports, HDMI, SD card slots and the MagSafe 3 magnetic charging system, which was a much-loved mainstay until 2016. Both displays have miniLED and 120Hz ProMotion technology as seen in the iPad Pro for increased brightness, HDR (high-dynamic range) support and smoother animations. The laptops have larger 14.2in or 16.2in screens with significantly smaller bezels and a notch similar to the iPhone for the upgraded 1080p webcam. The long-awaited new MacBook Pros mark the biggest change to Apple’s top laptop line since 2012 and ditch the secondary OLED “Touch Bar” screen introduced in 2016, which proved unpopular with many of the company’s high-end users.
The new redesigned MacBook Pros offer larger screens and faster performance with new M1 Pro and Max chips.
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