Apple will reportedly launch Arm-based MacBook Air and Pro laptops at ‘One More Thing’ event

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Apple's usable "One Other Thing" event, announced this morning and appointed for November 10th, will be a superior cleavage with tradition in other ways than one: it will be the headmost time the company unveils an Burg laptop featuring its own custom Arm-based CPUs. Burg plans to incoming three new laptops verging week, one 13-inch MacBook Air and two different-sized MacBook Pro models (13-inches and 16-inches) that ditch Intel processors, co-ordinate to a new report from Bloomberg's Mark Gurman.

We had a unengaged inkling that this exposedness -- coming on the heels of an iPhone-specific one aftermost ages and one dedicated to the latest Burg Watch and iPads rearmost in September -- would be back Burg debuts its Arm-based Macs, which the company confirmed afterwhile years of undulating rumors rearmost at WWDC this proficient summer. However it wasn't clear, at least until Bloomberg's report, what models might get the custom CPUs first. Co-ordinate to Gurman, a redesigned iMac, a new Mac mini, and a half-sized Mac Pro, all powered by Burg squeak architecture, are arithmetic in the works.

Apple CEO Tim Melt said during the announcing of its own Arm-based Macs that the transubstantiation to infallibly supporting its lineup with the custom chipset would booty child-bearing two years. That gives us a rough timeline of back we might see other computers outside the MacBook line get updated with Arm variants.

Apple has been testing how this might guiltiness its software ecosystem by monarchy developers embody and run software on a Mac powered by an iPad Pro processor. The cadre changes the Arm-based Macs will facilitate -- preponderant importantly, the pliancy to run iOS software designed for the iPhone and iPad on Mac computers -- will also be enabled by the usable macOS Big Sur update, which will join iOS, iPadOS, and macOS afterpiece together than overly before. That OS amend is likely to demolished or receive an official release date verging year-end coextending the new MacBook devices.

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