is the usb c cable covered by applecare for macbook pro

It's all covered under AppleCare too, as with everything else as it's all Apple built, so all the upgrades are covered by AppleCare too I haven't seen the internals of a Macbook Pro M1 yet, so I can't identify the 2TB PCIE4 SSD format - maybe a 22110 without a socket? Knowing I can't upgrade it I customized the order to 2TB / 16GB. It’s also the first personal computer chip built using industry‑leading 5‑nanometer process technology.' And with incredibly small transistors measured at an atomic scale, M1 is remarkably complex - packing the largest number of transistors we’ve ever put into a single chip.

With M1, these technologies are combined into a single system on a chip (SoC), delivering a new level of integration for more simplicity, more efficiency, and amazing performance. 'Until now, a Mac needed multiple chips to deliver all of its features - including the processor, I/O, security, and memory. I've been keeping up on current info here:Īre there any other good forums to read for M1 info? The MBP is putting out better all core numbers, and for sustained work that should help with builds - that's why I got the MBP over the Air, for the fan to kick in during sustained workloads.įunny how all the Australians are getting the new M1's delivered to them first, being close to China speeds up the delivery by a day or two.

I was watching an 'amateur' Live test of the Air / MBP M1's - Mini in the wings waiting to get unwrapped - and the M1's are making a good showing with everything thrown at them including the fan in the MBP staying off for the most part.

The battery life is another big win for sure and given the high efficiency and cool running for most work the MBP 13' fan should stay off. I think pretty much the same will happen, but there are always surprises when new hardware/software hits the streets and the millions of 'users' start banging away at it.

Is the usb c cable covered by applecare for macbook pro