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No one can really stop these Russian leakers, as they're getting hardware in from outside Russia, and with Russia outside international jurisdiction at the moment, the most Apple can do is issue a YouTube takedown. They can't be threatened with legal action because that means squat in Russia coming from Apple at the moment.
 
But consider that as Apple releases better GPUs with better rasterization and hardware ray tracing support and other tech, the faster and more fully featured technology may attract more gaming studios to target MacOS.

It's not about hardware.
I would go on here, but this is such an old topic and nothing has meaningfully changed.
 
Isn’t this the same picture on the front as wifh the M4 models? Apple never does that right? Maybe this is just an AI generated video with the digit changed?
Why not? In another thread someone is claiming to be performing high precision power analysis with an old power strip. :) As long as it gets the engagement, that’s all that matters to them!
 
Now I know this can be said about many things, but this is hands down one of the useless upgrades. I don’t know why they wouldn’t just keep manufacturing the cheaper for them, iPad pros
 
No one can really stop these Russian leakers, as they're getting hardware in from outside Russia, and with Russia outside international jurisdiction at the moment, the most Apple can do is issue a YouTube takedown. They can't be threatened with legal action because that means squat in Russia coming from Apple at the moment.
It doesn't matter if they are in Russia or any other country, there's no case for legal action here regardless of the jurisdiction. These bloggers didn't sign any NDAs with Apple, therefore they have no obligation to keep their secrets.
 
It doesn't matter if they are in Russia or any other country, there's no case for legal action here regardless of the jurisdiction. These bloggers didn't sign any NDAs with Apple, therefore they have no obligation to keep their secrets.
So it would seem, but Nintendo sued Genki over them showing a 3D model of a Switch 2 at CES and claiming they had access to a Switch 2 before Nintendo had announced it and confirmed its existence. Nintendo effectively won that case, because they reached a settlement involving Genki paying Nintendo and cease-and-desisting from mentioning Nintendo or Switch 2 in its marketing ever again. Hence the Genki Covert Dock 3 which supports Switch 2 isn't even allowed to mention Switch 2 compatibility on their site.
 
Poor Qualcomm. Just announced their Snapdragon Elite the other day and M5 leak steals their thunder.

They won’t even have Elite based laptops until early 2026 and it looks like Apple will be shipping much faster M5 devices this Fall.
 
Looks like it will be a very minor update. The increase in RAM to 12GB for the 256/512, if true will be good. Think the higher storage versions will get 18GB. Also the Apple logo remains as such without being in a landscape position. Don't know whether an event will be there or Apple will release it through an Apple Newsroom press release.
 
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So, according to the video, the only news is more RAM (12 vs 8), 256 GB starting storage and an M5 chip, nothing else, like no two front-facing cameras, as rumoured.
 
Sounds like the October event is basically centering around the M5 chip with about 10% increase in CPU performance and some extra on the GPU ... perhaps with few other chip refreshment on other product lines .... along with the updated Studio Display .... Well. *Disappointment*
We know a redesign for the MacBook is happening next year, the M4 is already faster than what most people realistically need.
A refresh is there for those that happen to upgrade, just like yearly „disappointing“ iPhone upgrades.
You don’t like it? You don’t buy it.
And you probably don’t need it, too.
Want something exciting? Wait for next year.
 
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