Giant technology company Apple introduced many systems at the Apple WWDC20 event this evening at 20:00 and revealed the curious mysteries.. Ming-Chi Kuo, known for the accurate news provided by Apple’s manufacturers and connections within the company, commented on the first MacBook computers with ARM processors today.. Kuo announced that Apple will announce 13-3 inch MacBook Pro and 24 inch iMac with ARM processor at WWDC20 event.

As we understand. According to Kuo, Apple may not wait until 2021 for MacBook models with ARM processors to go on sale.. It states that one or both of the models specified in the last quarter of 2020 may be available for sale.. In addition, Kuo underlines that there will be no new models with Intel processors starting from 2021.

Talking about the performance issue, Kuo also states that compared to the current MacBook models, the performance of the newly released models will be between 50% and 100%.

Mac Mini Will Be The First Mac With Arm Processor

Apple has not announced a new iMac at its WWDC 2020 conference today despite a lot of rumors swirling around.. However, the giant company announced at the conference that the migration to the processor for the MacOS operating system, which Apple calls “Apple Silicon” and what most of us call the Arm platform, has begun.. Apple spent the last 30 minutes of the WWDC presentation time discussing how to migrate MacOS to ARM.

In this transition, just like the transition from PowerPC to Intel 10 years ago, Intel-based applications with the Rosetta conversion engine Apple

In the demo images shared at WWDC, Apple’s Craig Federighi stated that the applications on the Mac are all Arm applications.. It has also been announced that Big Sur, a version of MacOS planned to be released this fall, will also support Apple Silicon.

However, these developments raised the question in the minds of application developers.. How could developers develop for a processor architecture they didn’t have? For this, Apple offered $500 worth of 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD and DTKs (Developer Transition Kit) with A12Z SoC system.. But the disadvantage of this is that Apple wants these DTKs to be returned after the development is finished.

According to Federighi’s statement, application developers can apply and order from Apple’s developer site as of today.