Apple announces M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets, promising more processing power and improved power efficiency

Apple first announced the M2 chipset last June, alongside updated MacBook Air and 13" MacBook Pro models. More recently, the M2 found its way into Apple's latest iPad Pro tablets. The standard M2 chip uses second-generation 5nm technology and features more than 20B transistors. According to Apple, he base M2 silicon supports up to 24GB of unified memory and can also support up to 10 GPU cores, delivering 35% better graphics performance than its predecessor. Apple announces updated MacBook Pro an...