This entire line up is for kids and old folks. They're pure consumables only laptops and a poor excuse for a Mac mini all knee capped at 16GB RAM max. Just sad. Really, just sad.
They can't show Adobe Photoshop because the claim of Up To 15x Machine Learning would be more like Up To 1.5x more Machine Learning in Photoshop, if that. Pixelmator being the app is embarrassing. It's an extremely lightweight product. You couldn't use Affinity Photo because it would show it's got a long way to go.
As a Pixelmator, Affinity Suite, Logic Pro X and Final Cut Pro X user all the legalese ambiguous language and claims is disappointing. The up to 3.5x faster LPX--sure with Apple LPX stock plugins included with LPX. Same for FCPX. None of this is helpful as professionals don't use those plugins when industry leading OEMs have far superior offerings. You don't make grammy winning music using Apple's Compressors/Limiters/EQs, etc. You use Fabfilters, iZotope offerings, etc., hardware Comp/Reverb/Limiters, Universal Audio plugins, etc. You don't use LPX's Vocal configs, guitar configs, etc., you use third party plugins alone that cost more than the cost of Logic Pro X. You have a $3200 Avalon VT-737sp for a Channel Strip into a Neumann U87ai, you have thousands of dollars invested in Native Instrument gear and third party Orchestral packages, synth packages, etc.
When one has tens of thousands of dollars invested in a recording studio you want to know professional equipment will be coming downstream and right now this is nowhere near that level.
You can invest in a Mac Pro now, leverage 28 cores, add an Afterburner card and GPGPUs and have up to $50k or third party OWC RAM still a pretty penny and amortize it over the next five years only to come back in five years and discover Apple has phased out the professional lines they said five years earlier they're all in on, so however ``cute'' this introduction is for the consumer space, there should be a one more thing informercial at least on what their plans are for the iMac and Mac Pro lines.
And no these aren't the world's fastest CPU cores. No matter what he claims in the video. Hardware verified secure boot blocks out this hardware for anything other than macOS and thus turns expensive future hardware into just plain art.
We got nothing but a large infomercial for the casual computer user. A+ on that. Professionals are left wondering what their future options will be.