M4 Max vs. M1 Max Mac Studio: Compare performance, memory, and connectivity to decide if upgrading is worth it for your workflow.

ViewSonic launches M1 Max, a 1080p smart portable projector with Google TV, Harman Kardon audio, and a 360° stand for on-the-go cinematic viewing.

With every generation, Apple's Max-series chips have pushed the boundaries of performance, and M4 Max in the new Mac Studio delivers the most significant leap yet in performance.

When it comes to selecting the perfect MacBook Pro, understanding the differences between the M4 Max, M3 Max, and M1 Max chips is crucial. Each chip brings its own set of advantages in terms of ...

M2 Max vs M1 Max: Price and availability When first readied for pre-orders and released, the Apple MacBook Pro 14-inch (2021) M1 Max started at $2,499 (£2,399 / AU$3,749).

But is the M1 Ultra really twice as fast as the M1 Max? Data can give us an idea of how it compares to the M1 Max and more importantly, how the M1 Ultra affects real-world workflows of pro users.

Apple has unveiled its new M1 Ultra chip. It combines two M1 Max dies into a single chip, doubling CPU and GPU cores along the way.

Apple announced the Apple M1 Ultra chip on Tuesday, doubling the performance of the M1 Max. It looks like the performance of this new chip will be incredible.

Apple calls this “Ultra Fusion,” because that’s how Apple names things. Since it’s two M1 Max chips combined, it’s no surprise the Ultra version features twice as many CPU and GPU cores.

Apple is adding "one last chip" to the M1 processor family. The M1 Ultra is a new design that uses "UltraFusion" technology to strap two M1 Max chips together, resulting in a huge processor that ...

The M1 Ultra is essentially two M1 Max chips put together, making it even better suited to intensive creative applications like video editing and 3D rendering. During its launch event today, Apple ...

#1-Ranked Industry Analyst Patrick Moorhead looks to the Zephyrus m16 to go head-to-head against Apple's new 16-inch MacBook Pro M1 Max in Blender, V-Ray, Keyshot, and Redshift benchmarks.