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Apple Event: new MacBooks with MX1 chip

Jan Johannsen
13.10.2021
Translation: Veronica Bielawski

Apple’s next event is scheduled for 18 October 2021 at 7 p.m. The company is expected to launch new Macs – anything else would come as a surprise.

Apple presented new iPhones and iPads at its event in September. With that, the stage is set for new MacBooks and Macs with the second generation of Apple’s proprietary M1X chip.

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Everything gets better with the M1X

There are plenty of rumours, leaks and hints about the M1X chip, Macs and MacBooks. These are expected to be the focus of the Apple Event. Apple will most likely talk about the success of its M1 chip in replacing Intel processors. The M1 has also set new standards in terms of computing power – and the M1X should go one better.

In addition to changes to the MacBook’s inner workings, there may be some changes to the exterior. Depending on the model, Apple may opt for a mini-LED or OLED display.

Apart from the Macs with M1X chip, the AirPods 3 have the greatest chance of being presented at the event. Rumours about the next generation of in-ear headphones have been around for a while. There was already speculation that of them being presented at the iPhone event back in September, which ended up not being the case. This would be the next opportunity.

You can watch a livestream of the event on 18 October at 7 p.m. on the Apple website. We’ll also be reporting on it.

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