Apple claims that the M6 chip is equipped with 12 CPU cores, featuring "the world's fastest CPU cores," as well as 12 GPU cores that deliver more responsive performance; compared to the M5 chip, graphics performance has been improved by up to 30%, and AI workload performance has been enhanced by up to 25%.

Apple claims that the LLM of M6 can achieve a processing speed up to 13 times that of M1 MacBook Pro, and its performance is also up to 1.3 times faster than that of the M5 model.

The MacBook Pro equipped with M6 comes with a default configuration of 16GB of unified memory, with a maximum option of 32GB. The memory bandwidth can reach up to 170GB/s, which is higher than the 153GB/s of M5 chips.

This model is equipped with HDMI, MagSafe, three Thunderbolt interfaces, SDXC card slots, and a headphone jack. Like its predecessor, this laptop also comes with a 12-megapixel camera.

This M6 MacBook Pro supports fast charging, and when using a compatible high-power USB-C power adapter, it can be charged to up to 50% in just 30 minutes.

As for the new iMac model equipped with M6, it comes with faster CPU and GPU, and each core has a built-in Neural Accelerators. Apple claims that M6 provides smooth multitasking and powerful performance for everyday applications, photo editing, and video production.

The new iMac has a starting price of $1,499 and is available in blue, green, pink, yellow, purple, orange, and silver colors.

Apple also stated that the performance of this new iMac device's AI component can reach up to 5 times that of the M4 model. It is equipped with a 24-inch 4.5K Retina display, an upgraded camera and audio system, up to four Thunderbolt 4 ports, accessories in the same color as the body, and a macOS 27.

The new MacBook Pro and iMac will both be available for pre-order on October 28th and officially released on November 6th.