Intel, which has targeted Apple in every ad content it has shared for a while, did the same in the last ad image. Introducing the Core i7-1185G7 processor in the advertisement image, Intel this time showed a MacBook Pro that does not use an Intel processor as if it was an Intel processor.
US-based semiconductor manufacturer Intel has been out of minds with Apple for a while. The reason for this is that Apple stopped using processors manufactured by Intel as of last year and produced by itself. “Apple SiliconOf course, such a situation harmed Intel financially, but Intel officially to adolescent fight has transformed. The company stops and tries to get into Apple somehow.
Intel, in all of its recent advertising campaigns, somehow targets has become. For example, in an ad campaign shared a few months ago, M1 processor should be ARM-based. attached to In another ad campaign, Intel also asked why ordinary PCs are more advantageous than Apple Macs. had mentioned. Now, again, something similar has happened. Intel this time, although it is not actually a MacBookIt made it look like an Intel processor in its ad.
Here’s that ad poster of Intel
Intel for thin and light laptops in this advertising poster from the best processor in the world Talking about. According to the company, this processor is the Core i7-1185G7 itself. Everything is normal up here. After all, a company that manufactures a processor can promote its processor as the best in the world. However, the MacBook Pro in the image above is unfortunately Intel’s Core i7-1185G7 does not use its processor. You may think we’re making it paranoid, but that will allow us to prove that the MacBook Pro does not use an Intel processor. some of our evidence available.
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If you look at the laptop ports and Touch Bar section above, this product is a MacBook Pro You can easily understand that it is. Apple’s last MacBook Pro with Intel processor was using 10th generation processors and 13 inches was the size. The fact that the consumer using the laptop seems to be playing is that this MacBook Pro big that you are screened a clear indication. Apple chose a 9th generation Intel processor for the 16-inch MacBook Pro, which it launched in 2019. On the other hand, the headset in the user’s ear can also Apple Beats It does not go unnoticed that it looks like.
Recently started as CEO of Intel Pat GelsingerIn his statements on the subject, he said it was competitive entertainment. In addition, Gelsinger said that Intel can produce M1 processors if Apple wishes, as if today’s that you will stay behind and when they wake up one morning, it seems like they think one of their biggest customers will be Apple again. Apple doesn’t put much emphasis on this issue.
