Cook: Let's talk about Mac. Apple's self-developed computer chip is unveiled-EEWORLD

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In the early morning of November 11, Apple held its third event this fall. Undoubtedly, the protagonist of this event was the self-developed computer chip that Apple announced at the WWDC Developer Conference. After more than 4 months, the Mac equipped with this Apple self-developed chip finally came to us.

　　At the beginning of the event, Apple CEO Tim Cook reviewed several new products released this fall, and now there is One More Thing, talking about Mac. Afterwards, Apple played a video showing many celebrities using Mac.

　　Previously, Apple said that the first product equipped with Apple's self-developed computer chip will be available at the end of the year, and now it is here.

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