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What the Mac and the iPad can learn from each other

This year has already been big on change, in and outside of Apple. But it seems as though the company may still have more big moves ahead of it.

Rumors of a Mac processor transition to Apple-designed, ARM-based chips has already garnered a fair amount of momentum, but new reports (see page 7) have started to spell out details like a timeline, chip capabilities, and more. All of which only lends credence to the speculation.

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