Apple's Scary Fast Event: Launch Series From M3 Chip To MacBook Pro

Apple is announcing new devices and chips in the Scary Fast event (photo: dock. Apple)

Apple held the Scary Fast event, Tuesday, October 31 with many major announcements. This announcement includes the launch of the upgraded chip and a variety of the latest products.

In the 30-minute event, Apple introduced the chip M3 which was added to the latest iMac and MacBook Pro models. Here are a number of details that Apple had submitted.

ChipM3 With Three Variations

As predicted, Apple has finally launched their chipM3. Just like before, this series ofchips consists of ordinary M3 versions, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. The third chip uses a 3 nanometer processor.

CPUs and GPUs used in this M3 series have certainly been improved. Eachchip has an integrated memory of up to 24GB, 36GB, and 128GB. These threechips have been added to the ray tracing, mesh sharing, and dynamic charging systems.

iMac with M3 Chip Leap

Apple last released iMac with chipM1 in 2021. After several years of not issuing an iMac series with chipM2, Apple finally decided to release iMac with chipM3.

This latest iMac measures 24 inches with a Retina 4.5K screen with more than 1 billion colors displayed. The hardware also supports 6E Wi-Fi and 1080pWebcam.

Unfortunately, the iMac with 24GB integrated memory still uses a lighting port, not a USB-C like some new devices from Apple. Reportedly, this product will be available on November 7th.

MacBook Pro 14 And 16 Inci

Apart from iMac, Apple also launched a MacBook Pro product with M3 support. This device comes with two sizes, namely 14 inches and 16 inches. The added versions of the M3 Pro and M3 Max.

This latest MacBook Pro model will have a Mini LED display with a 1080p camera. The device also supports a six-speaker sound system with a total life period of up to 22 hours. Just like iMac, this device will be available on 7 November.

In addition to the two MacBook Pros with the upper class chip, this device also comes with a cheaper version because it uses the regular M3. This 14-inch device will replace the 13-inch MacBook Pro which is claimed to work 60 percent faster.

That's some updates from Apple. All the devices they release can be ordered with a pre-order system. Unfortunately, they haven't explained when all these new devices are available on their homepage.