From the point of view of its specs, more details surrounding Apple’s first ARM-based MB book have been shared once again. Earlier, it was said that the machine would showcase a 12-inch display and starting with the 799, it would make a highly competitive machine, especially the one that is being sold by Apple Pal. Now, more internal hardware details surrounding the upcoming notebook have been shared, although you might think there are similarities with previous reports as well.
New specifications could mean rumors Apple will revive the closed 12-inch M-B book
Earlier, Komia gave an insight into what kind of hardware we should expect from an ARM-based MBKbook, and that includes bringing back the Butterfly keyboard. According to his latest tweet, there seems to be little to no change in his previous tweet, as the next ARM-based MBQbook calls for a game for a 12-inch Retina display, but will only have one port. This may suggest that the Pul could use the same chassis as the 12-inch closed buttons.
Also, Komia has previously stated that the 12-inch MBQ will be powered by a 20-hour battery life below the jaw with Apple Paul’s A14X Bionic chipset, but on this occasion, it doesn’t specify what silicon the machine will get, but it does recap. Was so kind to share. He also said that the 12-inch MBBook will be offered in 8GB RAM and 16GB RAM configurations, with the base model expecting 256GB of storage, possibly users can upgrade it to 1TB via Apple’s website.
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RAM 8 GB, 16 GB
SSD 256GB, 512GB, (1TB)
12 “retina display
15hr ~ 20hr battery life
720p FaceTime HD C Camera Marrow
A USB-C port
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4G Jenner Butterfly Keyboard
84 9,849 (for students: $ 799)– COMIA August Gust 29, 2020
Unfortunately, one area where customers can stop their purchases is when a butterfly keyboard is added to the conversation. According to Tipster, the 12-inch BBQ will ship with Apple’s 4th generation butterfly switches. One reason to switch to the Caesar Switch keyboard on the new 16-inch Mookbook Pro was the 16th, so unless the technology giant finds a way to prevent spontaneous hardware issues, bringing back the Butterfly keyboard is a bad idea.
Fortunately, the 12-inch ARM-based MacBook is expected to be extremely portable, with specs detailing that it will be extremely lightweight at two pounds. In the end, prices; Comia suggests that the new product will start at $ 849 for the base model, due to the students Apple Paul program. Will be able to buy the machine for 799.
Overall, these specifications look very promising, at least on paper, so we’ll wait for some real-world results to see if Apple’s ARM-based 12-inch MB book has it all hyped.
News source: Twitter (Comia)
