Apple November 2020 event

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The Apple November 2020 event was a virtual keynote where Apple introduced its first Macs powered by in-house Apple Silicon chips, marking the start of the company’s transition away from Intel processors.

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instanceOf Apple media event ⓘ
product launch event ⓘ
announcedProduct 13-inch MacBook Pro (M1, 2020) ⓘ
Apple M1 ⓘ
Mac mini (M1, 2020) ⓘ
MacBook Air (M1, 2020) ⓘ
announcedSoftware macOS Big Sur release timing ⓘ
announcedTransitionPlan multi-year transition of entire Mac lineup to Apple Silicon ⓘ
broadcastOn Apple TV app ⓘ
Apple.com ⓘ
category 2020 in Apple Inc. ⓘ
2020 in computing ⓘ
Apple Inc. keynotes ⓘ
date 2020-11-10 ⓘ
emphasized integration of hardware and software on Mac ⓘ
neural engine capabilities on Mac ⓘ
unified memory architecture of M1 ⓘ
featuresSpeaker Craig Federighi ⓘ
Greg Joswiak ⓘ
Johny Srouji ⓘ
Tim Cook ⓘ
focusesOn compatibility of macOS apps on Apple Silicon ⓘ
energy efficiency of Apple Silicon Macs ⓘ
performance per watt improvements of Apple M1 ⓘ
format virtual event ⓘ
introducedTechnology Apple Silicon for Mac ⓘ
linked to: Apple silicon
isPredecessorOf Apple April 2021 event ⓘ
isSuccessorOf Apple October 2020 event ⓘ
language English ⓘ
location Apple Park ⓘ
mainTheme introduction of Apple Silicon Macs ⓘ
markedStartOf transition of Mac lineup from Intel processors to Apple Silicon ⓘ
organizer Apple Inc. ⓘ
partOfSeries Apple Special Events ⓘ
linked to: Apple Special Event
preRecorded true ⓘ
productionStyle cinematic keynote video ⓘ
relatedTo ARM-based processors ⓘ
Intel-based Mac computers ⓘ
segmentIncludes battery life claims for M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro ⓘ
demonstrations of M1 Mac performance ⓘ
overview of Apple M1 architecture ⓘ
slogan One more thing. ⓘ
linked to: One More Thing
subjectOf Apple press release about first Apple Silicon Macs ⓘ
targetAudience consumers ⓘ
developers ⓘ
press ⓘ
tookPlaceDuring COVID-19 pandemic ⓘ

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Mac mini with Apple silicon-based SoC → releaseEvent → Apple November 2020 event ⓘ