The Apple M4 is the latest SoC of the Cupertino company’s own production. It debuted on the iPad Pro OLED with very good features. In fact, it shook the performance of its competitors and in some parameters reached the maximum performance of the ARM chip in client computers.

Now it’s time for it to come to the Mac, which will happen right next weekas Greg Joswiak, Apple’s vice president of marketing, announced in X.

We hope that the introduction of the new device will be carried out through recorded video broadcasts and subsequent press releases. Yes, there will be another hands-on event with creators next Wednesday, just like last year’s fall presentation.

Apple M4 for MacBook Pro, iMac and Mac mini

The MacBook Prowhich leaked a few weeks ago in a rather unusual unboxing at Apple, which is closely guarding its presentations, should be a big draw for next week’s announcements. The MacBook Pro M4 would repeat the basic design of the current M3 and would be sold in two versions depending on screen size, 14 and 16 inches.

That would be big news Apple M4 SoCApple’s latest and most advanced proprietary engine, which promises a new leap in performance, efficiency and capabilities to accelerate artificial intelligence processes. It is no coincidence that Apple has continued to succeed with ARM, as it was the first of the major technology companies to opt for this architecture and undoubtedly has the most experience with it.

Perhaps that is why the impressive performance is advanced, if the tests are confirmed in Geekbench, with a single-core score of 3864, while in multi-core it would increase to 15288. Although in this case it would rely on two more cores compared to the M3, there It must be said , that it would also significantly surpass the results of the Intel Core Ultra 9 288V “Lunar Lake”.

Another novelty that uses the Apple M4 will be mac mini. The compact computer will also get its biggest redesign since 2010, with the removal of USB Type-A ports in exchange for better, more modern and reversible USB Type-C with USB4 support. Finally, mention the new iMac, about which less information has been leaked, although it will be as interesting as the refresh of the all-in-one from Apple.

From Monday 28 October we will tell you…