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Apple Mac Studio with new M1 Ultra processor launches along with Studio Display

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During its Peak Performance event, Apple launched the new M1 Ultra Chip to be featured in the Mac Studio desktop computer. A new display also debuts!
Apple Mac Studio with new M1 Ultra processor launches along with Studio Display
Apple Mac Studio, Studio Display launches

Apple Mac Studio debuts with new M1 Ultra Chip

Apple Mac Studio
Apple Mac Studio

The Apple Mac Studio is touted to be the most powerful desktop computer yet from the company. Surprisingly, all the performance is packed in a small and compact design. It has an all-aluminum body that measures 7.7-inch in length and 3.3-inch in height. It has machine-engineered holes to handle airflow for the two massive cooling fans.
Apple M1 Ultra
Apple M1 Ultra

Inside, it has the new 5nm Apple M1 Ultra silicon chip with up to 20 CPU cores and up to 64 GPU cores. The M1 Ultra is technically 2 M1 Max chips joined together by Apple's proprietary UltraFusion architecture. It also has a 32-core Neural Engine with 22 trillion operations per second.
The feature list!
The feature list!

The 20-core CPU is divided into 16x high-performance cores and 4x high-efficiency cores. It is touted to consume 100W less power than other 16-core PC desktop processors. With that, the M1 Ultra Mac Studio is 3.8 times faster than the 10-core i9 iMac and 90 percent faster than the 16-core Xeon Mac Pro. It also has up to 64GB VRAM.


It is so fast that Apple claims that it can play up to 18 streams of 8K ProRes 422 video footage at the same time.

The Mac Studio is also touted to be more energy efficient than other high-end PCs. In a year, it is said to be able to consume 1,000 kilowatt-hours less energy than other powerful PCs. It also has up to 128GB of unified memory and up to 800GB/s of memory bandwidth. For storage, it has up to 8TB of capacity with speeds of up to 7.4GB/s.


For I/O ports, at the back, it has 4x Thunderbolt 4.0 ports, 10GB Ethernet port, 2x USB-A port, 1x HDMI, 3.5mm, and a high-impedance headphone port. In front, it has 2x USB-C with Thunderbolt 4.0 and an SDXC slot.

There's also an M1 Max variant with a lower price tag.

Apple Studio Display

Apple Studio Display

The Apple Studio Display features a 27-inch Liquid Retina panel with 5K resolution and 14.7 million pixels. It is able to display 1 billion colors with 100 percent DCI-P3 wide color gamut, TrueTone, and 600 nits of brightness. 

Inside, it features the A13 Bionic chip to handle the 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera with Center Stage support. It also has a three-mic array as well as a 6-speaker setup with 4 woofers, 2 tweeters, and Spatial Sound support.

For ports, it has three USB-C ports at the back with one having Thunderbold 4.0 support that can deliver up to 96W of power. It also comes with a tiltable stand.

International price with direct to PHP conversion (no taxes and duties yet):

Apple Studio Display Standard glass - Starts at PHP 94,990
Apple Studio Display Nano-texture glass - Starts at PHP 112,990
Apple Mac Studio M1 Max - Starts at PHP 117,990
Apple Mac Studio M1 Ultra - Starts at 237,990

The Apple Mac Studios and Studio Display are now available for pre-order internationally with a release date of March 18. Local price and availability are yet to be confirmed. We will update you as soon as we get more information.

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Sources: Apple 1, 2

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