Apple to launch a new more powerful Macbook Pro 16 next year.

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Apple current Intel Macbook Pro 16-inch is currently outperformed by their M1 Macbook pro 13-inch they released this November in their One More Thing event. Currently reports are floating around suggesting that Apple is working on a new M1X chip for their bigger and higher end Macbook Pro 16.
The M1X has 12 cores, 8 of which are high performance cores and 4 high efficiency cores.


Their entry level M1 Macbook Air is comparatively powerful than Windows laptops in its price range and the release of the new Macbook Pro 16 may pose a threat to higher end windows laptops if not in graphics, but certainly in CPU performance and the battery life on an M1X powered macbook should thrash other competition as laptops with the M1 chip has the best battery life compared to other PCs, so the M1X should be more powerful and efficient than its predecessors. 

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