News from IT House on January 21, Apple this week launched the new MacBook Pro with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips, but careful netizens checked the specification page and found that Apple has reduced the specifications of the media engine.
Apple China’s official website shows two ProRes codec engines
The M1 Max’s info says it comes with “two video encoding engines” and “two ProRes codec engines,” while the M2 Max’s spec list lists just one.
Apple’s official press release previously released shows that the M2 Max chip has two ProRes codec engines. Apple is obviously aware of this mistake, and the current visit to the relevant product page of Apple’s official website in China does display “two ProRes codec engines”.
It’s just that the Wayback Machine function of the Internet Archive does not record the relevant history of this page on Apple’s official website in China. IT Home now attaches a screenshot of the wrong specification information on Apple’s official website abroad:
Apple website specs are wrong, only showing 1 engine
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Event Tracking
- 2023-01-21Apple’s official website corrects MacBook Pro specification errors
- 2022-10-25Apple MacBook Pro 14/16 inches 2022 equipped with M2 Pro/Max chip
- 2022-10-23Apple is testing the new M series chip Mac Pro
- 2022-09-12Apple’s October conference is expected to release iPad Pro, M2 Mac and other new products
- 2022-06-28Apple responds to the M2 MacBook Pro hard drive problem: slow but powerful
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