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    First look: Apple M2 chip

    Jun 17, 2022 3 minutes
    Karen Haslam reports

    n 2020, Apple began using its own desktop processors in its Macs, starting with the arrival of the M1 processor in the MacBook Air, 13in MacBook Pro, Mac mini and 24in iMac. We’ve since seen the debut of the higher-end versions in the form of the M1 Max and M1 Pro, which arrived in the 14in MacBook Pro and 16in MacBook Pro in October 2021, and finally

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