Apple seems like it will not be saturated with launch events this year as it does every year. The company, which announced the new M4 processor and iPads in the past months, announced the new iPhone 16 series and A18 processors in the past weeks. Now, with the event expected to be held in October, Mac computers with the new M4 processor are planned to be introduced. Here is what is expected from the M4 processor Mac event to be introduced by Apple…
16GB RAM could be standard for Apple Mac models
According to statements made by popular Apple analyst Mark Gurman, Apple will now introduce all Mac computers, including the 14-inch MacBook Pro, the new Mac mini, and the new iMac, with at least 16GB of RAM. For computers announced with 8GB RAM as standard for the last 8 years, 16GB RAM can be a very important development.
The important reason for this RAM increase may be that Apple Intelligence consumes more RAM. One of the innovations at the launch event is the new design that will come with Mac mini. Mac mini, which will be smaller than previous models, will be the same size as Apple TV and will have more USB-C ports.
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Some of the new devices to be announced at the event will be Magic Mouse, Keyboard and Trackpad with USB-C input. According to leaks, Apple will finally update all Magic accessories and add USB-C to these devices.
In addition, the Space Black colour option is now available on more models, including the most affordable M4 MacBook Pro. Although the M4 processor was introduced with the iPad Pro, we have not yet seen the M4 Pro and M4 Max. These processors are expected to be introduced with the event.
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