Apple has begun widespread testing of nine new Macs with M2 chip
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What you need to know Apple has begun widespread testing of nine new Mac models. All of the new models are reportedly outfitted with the M2 lineup of processors. The company is doing the testing with third-party apps on the App Store. We just got finished with the M1 lineup! Apple has begun widespread testing of its next lineup of Apple silicon processors. As reported by Bloomberg, the company has reportedly begun testing on nine new Macs that feature the next-generation M2 processors, Apple`s successor to the M1 lineup. According to people familiar with the matter, Apple is already testing the machines with third-party apps on the App Store. According to the report, the machines could see a release `in the coming months.` The new models being tested include: A MacBook Air with an M2 chip, codenamed J413. This Mac will have eight CPU cores, the components that handle the main processing, and 10 cores for graphics. That`s up from eight graphics cores in the current MacBook Ai...