Over four years ago, Apple announced that it was going to stop using Intel processors in its Macs and start using its own silicon. At the time, it sounded like a daunting task, but feasible thanks to the years of success using its own chips in the iPhone and iPad.
The fourth generation of M-series chips in the Mac was released in November. While on the surface, that doesn’t sound like a big deal, it actually has a deeper significance. The transition from Intel chips to Apple silicon is finally complete–there aren’t any major hangups anymore that could make customers second-guess an investment. For the first time since the Apple silicon transition began, the Mac lineup now feels like it is whole as we head into 2025.
Read more at Macworld.com