Apple WWDC 2023: Apple's new explosion Vision Pro, the world's thinnest 15-inch MacBook Air also launched

Posted on 6th Jun 2023 10:37 am by rohit kumar

The wait for Apple's annual event is over. The company's CEO Tim Cook has formally started it. The event, which started on June 5, is scheduled to run till June 9 at Apple Park in Cupertino, California. This event is known as the Worldwide Developers Conference ie WWDC (WWDC 2023). Apple's Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC 2023) started on June 5 at 10:30 pm Indian time.

 

Inaugurating the event, CEO Tim Cook said that it is going to be very special. Together with developers from all over the world, we have tried to give a new experience to the users. Apple has launched a virtual reality headset called Vision Pro. Apple launched MacBook Air and Mac Studio models with a 15-inch display at the event. Apple has launched the new Max Studio with an M2 Ultra chipset. The company claims that it will be three times faster than the Intel-based Mac Pro, which will get 192GB of internal memory.

 

 

Glimpses of the new MacBook Air seen

Apple took the wraps off the much-anticipated new MacBook Air. This Macbook is 15 inches. Its battery life will be 18 hours. Many improvements have been made in its performance. The company claims that the display is 25 percent brighter and the battery life is 50 percent longer. Also, it is 40 percent thinner. The price of the new MacBook will start from $ 1,299 i.e. around Rs 1.07 lakh. The new MacBook is going to come in three variants.

 

The new MacBook is equipped with these features...

11.5mm thin

3.3-pound weight

15.3-inch display

500 nits brightness

1080p camera

6 speakers

M2 processor

 

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