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Apple surprises musicians with Mac Studio dream desk giveaway

Apple partnered with YouTuber Jonathan Morrison to give away a massive Mac Studio desk setup to a creator of his choosing.

Andrew Orr 3 years ago 1

More M2 Max benchmarks leak, show better performance

A second set of purported M2 Max Geekbench results have been seen online, and with a faster processor speed, they've gained significantly on a previous leak.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 15

Early M2 Max benchmarks may have just leaked online

New benchmark results for what may be a new Mac using a M2 Max processor have surfaced, but do not show a dramatic improvement over its predecessor.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 23

Adding water cooling to the Mac Studio does surprisingly little

A YouTube video shows how a challenging attempt to add water-cooling to the Mac Studio ultimately doesn't make much of an improvement to performance.

Malcolm Owen 3 years ago 34

Sonnet's xMac Studio and RackMac Studio rackmounts the Mac Studio

Accessory producer Sonnet has introduced the xMac Studio and RackMac Studio, two additions to its enclosure lineup designed to work with the Mac Studio.

Malcolm Owen 3 years ago 1

Flash deal: save $150 on Apple's Mac Studio, plus add AppleCare for $1 today only

The cheapest Mac Studio deals are available exclusively for AppleInsider readers, with a $150 promo code discounting retail models. Plus, get AppleCare for $1 ($168 savings) today only.

Christine McKee 3 years ago 0

Apple Silicon Linux project gets initial Mac Studio & M2 support

The Asahi Linux for Mac project has made some improvements, with the latest version adding initial support for M2 chips as well as the Mac Studio, along with Bluetooth.

Malcolm Owen 3 years ago 0

Apple is preparing three new M2 Macs [u]

References to three new M2-based Macs, along with model identifiers and even code names have reportedly been found within unspecified Apple code.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 14

Any Mac can be portable, if you try hard enough

Of course, you are never going to cart around a 27-inch iMac Pro to use on your lap during a daily commute to the office. But you're also never going to buy a MacBook Pro for one weekend away because with a little effort, you won't need to — any Mac can be made portable, or at least transportable.

William Gallagher 3 years ago 0

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