Macworld - USA (2022-01)

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E

ven before Apple’s M1 Pro and

M1 Max MacBooks hit the

market, rumblings of future

Apple silicon (fave.co/3xJ3uww)

were already hitting the wire. Dubbed the

M2, this chip is the likely successor to the

M1 that powers the MacBook Air (fave.

co/3h67n8s), 13-inch MacBook Pro (fave.

co/2PXzhbw), Mac mini (fave.co/33ho0Wq),

and the 24-inch iMac (fave.co/3AvIV7y).

Why the M2 chip shouldn’t stop

you from buying a Mac now

New chips are reportedly around the corner, but how much better will they be?

BY ROMAN LOYOLA

MACUSER

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