The revamped 14-inch M6 MacBook Pro has been announced by Apple today, bringing in substantial upgrades to the device. The MacBook Pro features the M6 chip with 2 super cores, a 12-core GPU, 6 efficiency cores and a 12-core GPU. It also now has a 16-core Neural Engine System with 32 cores in total, an upgrade from 16 cores. The M6 chip is manufactured with the 2nm process.

Other than the M6 chip, the device features Bluetooth 6 connection and Wi-Fi 7 support with the N1 Apple-manufactured chip and supports dual 4K displays up to 165Hz, an upgrade from 144Hz. The laptop now starts with storage up to 1TB, with the 512GB spec MacBook discontinued back in March. With the extra Neural Accelerators added to the GPU to 32 cores, certain models such as the 24GB and 32GB memory spec models also have increased bandwidth to 170GB/S up from 154GB/s.

Nothing else changed with the M6 MacBook Pro compared to the M5 model, and pre-orders for the device will start on October 28, with availability in November.…