Mac Studio, Apple’s pride and joy in a very small package, is now the first to offer the newly launched M3 Ultra silicon. But if the mere mention of “M3” conjures a “so last season” vibe—Ultra or not—then perhaps you’d be more interested in the Mac Studio with M4 Max. […]
Remember the dude who transformed a Mac mini into a portable, laptop-like computer to take anywhere? Well, this creative individual has been busy with more innovative projects, and I think his latest creation is going to impress the tech community and Apple enthusiasts alike, again.
As expected, there is a holy grail of Apple M2 silicon, the M2 Ultra. The chip is the result of fusing two M2 Max chips. The result is a faster CPU (duh) and GPU (duh, again), and also support for even more unified memory, up to 192 GB.
Following the M1 Pro and M1 Max chip introduced last year, Apple has revealed a new flagship chip for personal computing, called M1 Ultra. With the M1 Ultra, Apple is staking a claim as the world’s most powerful chip for a personal computer.