If you want to find out everything about the M2 Pro and M2 Max, don’t miss this interview


In the middle of this month, which we are already ending, Apple presented in a slightly watered-down way, through a press release, new 14-inch and 16-inch Mac models that are different from the existing ones are their new M2 chip. Pro and M2 Max. Some chips that provide extra power to computers and according to the tests that have been carried out so far, we are clear that they improve on the previous ones without any doubt. If you want to know more about them, what better than to listen and see the interview with those responsible for Apple.

Thanks to YouTuber Tyler Stalman, two of Apple’s executives in charge of developing and testing Apple’s new chips have shared an in-depth look at the process of creating the 2023 MacBook Pro laptops with the M2 Pro and M2 Max. You know, the ones that have been introduced in the middle of this month. The video lasts more than half an hour. The protagonists are, Apple’s vice president of hardware engineering, Kate Bergeron, and Doug Brooks, a leader in marketing Mac products.

The interview covers everythingfrom how professional user workflows and direct feedback impact Apple’s design process to Apple Silicon’s unified memory architecture, enhancements to new neural and media engines, to tips for choosing between MacBook Pros vs MacBook Air, and more.

It is a serious interview and it is well worth seeing it because you find out some curiosities that are good and above all we can hear first-hand and through people who are in the day-to-day process, how the creation processes develop. and what are the doubts that arise. It is, ultimately a different vision of Apple products.



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