Apple's "One More Thing" event was a virtual media event held on Tuesday, November 10, 2020, where the company unveiled the first Mac models based on Apple silicon: a 13-inch MacBook Pro, a MacBook Air, and a Mac mini.
The transition marked a major milestone for Apple, transitioning away from Intel processors to use its own chips based on the same ones used in its iPhone and iPad devices.
The event also included final details and a November 12 release date announcement for macOS Big Sur.
November 2020 Event
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November 2020 Event How Tos
How to Watch the Mac-Focused Apple Event on November 10, 2020
Apple is planning to hold a third fall 2020 event tomorrow on Tuesday, November 10 at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Time through a livestream. The event will see Apple unveiling Apple Silicon Macs, and there's a possibility of a surprise like AirTags or AirPods Studio, but for the most part, we're expecting new 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models with Apple Silicon chips. See everything that's coming ...
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November 2020 Event Guides
What to Expect at November's Apple Event: Macs With Arm-Based Apple Silicon Chips
Apple is holding it's live event now. Follow along with our live blog for the latest updates. We're also live tweeting the event on Twitter.
Apple's third fall 2020 event, "One more thing," will be held on Tuesday, November 10. Apple held events in September and October to introduce new iPads, Apple Watches, iPhones, and the HomePod mini, and this November event is expected to be all about...
November 2020 Event Articles
Apple Ends Today's Mac Event With Return of Totally Jealous PC Guy
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Apple Releasing macOS Big Sur on November 12
Apple today announced that macOS Big Sur will be released on Thursday, November 12. The news came out of Apple's "One More Thing" event, where it revealed new Mac mini, MacBook Air, and MacBook Pro models with the M1 chip.
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Apple Announces New 13-inch MacBook Pro With M1 Chip, Starting at $1,299
Apple today introduced a new 13-inch MacBook Pro, its third announced Mac powered by the company's custom M1 Apple Silicon chip with integrated graphics processor.
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Apple Unveils New Mac Mini Powered By M1 Chip, Pricing Now Starts at $699
Apple today introduced a new Mac mini, one of three new Macs powered by the company's new custom M1 chip with integrated graphics.
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New MacBook Air Announced as First Apple Silicon Mac With M1 Chip and Fanless Design
Apple today introduced a new MacBook Air as its first Mac with a custom Apple Silicon processor known as the M1 chip. The new MacBook Air is up to 3.5x faster than the previous-generation MacBook Air, with up to 5x faster graphics performance.
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Apple Announces M1 Chip for the Mac
Apple has today announced the first Apple Silicon processor for the Mac titled the "M1" chip. The M1 is optimized for Mac systems that prioritize small size and power efficiency.
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Apple Event Kicks Off With Discussion of Apple Silicon Transition for Macs
Apple's virtual "One More Thing" event is underway and, as expected, the company has started discussing its transition to Apple Silicon for Macs.
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Apple Store Goes Down Ahead of Apple Event Today, Apple Silicon Macs Expected to Debut
Apple is holding it's live event now. Follow along with our live blog for the latest updates. We're also live tweeting the event on Twitter.
Apple's online store has gone down ahead of its "One More Thing" event at 10 a.m. Pacific Time today. The event is widely expected to mark the introduction of the first Apple Silicon Mac(s) and may have another surprise or two in store.
At WWDC in ...
Another Unique Apple Logo Hashflag Prepared for Apple Event
Another unique Apple logo hashflag has been prepared for next week's "One More Thing" Apple event.
The custom Twitter hashtag includes an Apple logo in the same orange, red, purple, and blue hues as Apple's event invites. The hashflag is set to go live at 12:00 EST.
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