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It supports up to two external displays, each of which can be either 6K at 60Hz, like your ancient Pro Display XDR, or 4K at 144Hz.

Or you could go one display up to 8K at 60Hz, 5K at 120Hz, or 4K at 240Hz.

The environment story is the same as the M4 we talked about earlier.

What was that, the iPad?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Thank you.

And so anyways, and then new with the environmental stuff is that it's manufactured with 50% renewable electricity.

Pricing, $1,100 for 16 gigs RAM, half terabyte SSD, a core GPU, which is insane.

down $100 from the M4 with a half terabyte SSD, which is stunning, and up $100 from the M4 with 256 gig SSD.

Right, and then RAM upgrades seem to be priced the same as before, to go from $16 to $24 is an additional $200, to go from $24 to $32 is an additional $200.

All right, they've also announced the M5 Pro and M5 Max.

The M5 Pro and M5 Max are built using a new Apple-designed Fusion architecture.

The innovative design combines two dies into a single system on a chip, which includes a powerful CPU, scalable GPU, media engine, unified memory controller, neural engine, and Thunderbolt 5 capabilities.

The M5 Pro and Max feature a new 18-core CPU architecture that includes six of the highest-performing core design, now called Super Cores, that are the world's fastest CPU core.

Alongside those cores are 12 all-new performance cores optimized for power-efficient multi-threaded workloads.

Can you please?

Come on!

The industry-leading super core was first introduced as performance cores in M5.

which also adopts the super core name for all M5 based products.

So they've retconned the plain Jane M5.