History of the Apple Processor 

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"T series" -AppleExplained 2018

Video starts at 1:20

This one needs an urgent update!

3:24 You predicted T-series!!1

"T-Series" *Pewdiepie Fan Boys Triggered*

If Apple does switch processors in the Mac line, it’ll be the fourth architecture they’ve used.

Why didn’t you mention about A11 Bionic’s Neural Engine? No mention whatsoever on the M-Series coprocessors either.

“A series” activated my Siri, guess it sounds like Hey Siri hahaha

I would like to point out how the  A series chipsets’ numbers match the numeric versions of iOS. For example, the **iPhone 6s** has the **A9 Chip.** And the **iPhone 6s** initially came with **iOS 9** preinstalled.

T series processor ? made in India ? 😂 It’s just a joke please don’t kill me . 😂 😂 😂

WOW!!! This video needs an update! It's 2021 and I'm using my M1 MacBook Air.

It sounds weird when you pronounce the ARM chip as Ayy-Arr-Emm.

Who here agrees that the iPhone 5s is the best iPhone design

The A7 is an odd one because there is no A7X variant. :/ Edit: unless you commenters count A4 too. :P

1:45 A Series (iPhone) 10:23 S Series (Watch) 11:26 W series (AirPods) 11:56 T Series (Mac)

Kind of a correction needs to be mentioned. The 64-bit aspect contributes relatively little to performance outside 64-bit integers. The ARMv-8 ISA contributed more to performance. For an example, ARM’s Cortex A53 (64-bit) is comparable to the Cortex A9 (32-bit) on a per clock basis. The A7 CPU provided such a large jump as they’d employed a much wider cpu core than the contemporaries of the time. A wider core allows more instructions to be executed in parallel, so I’m long as the front end of the cpu is able to split up the tasks to take advantage of the resources.

I'm sorry but you pretty much just read a long list of stats from wikipedia with zero work to help the audience understand what you were saying. In fact I highly doubt you even understood what you where saying. From basic grammatical constructs and pronounciation (it's "systems on a chip" not "system on a chips", and you generally refer to the ARM chip as "Arm" not "A-R-M") to what the move to 64-bit actually meant. You also completely misstated the move to Apple-designed processors. If you really wanted to say anything about the chips, you could have focused more on what ARM is, and why it's used instead of Intel. You didn't touch on any of the CPUs Apple used before moving to Intel for macOS/OSX focusing only on.. mobile devices, kind of? This was really shoddy work, filled to the max with ads.

T-Series, smh.....

Hello, I’m from the future. It is currently the 2024 we are about to see the unveiling of the iPhone 16. But back in 2020 Apple released their M1 chip for their MacBooks. They also went onto release the M1 Pro, M1 Max and M1 Ultra. The M1 had its backlash, but overall did very well. The main problem was people didn’t like the fact that Apple would charge way too much to upgrade the specs and due to the fact that everything was built in it had to be upgraded through Apple. Another problem was the fact that since they moved on to their own chips, it made it so people lost a way to convert their Mac machines into windows which now in 2024 there are some apps that are able to convert your Mac silicon machine into a Windows machine. They then also went onto released the M2, M2 Pro, M2 Max and M2 Ultra. They also went on to review the M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max. We are still waiting on the M3 Ultra but instead Apple revealed a M4 chip which at this time did not come in a MacBook, but came in the iPad Pro. Yes in 2024 we already have iPads using MacBook processor. These Apple Silicon processors have became so powerful that we can now play a lot of intensive games like some triple A titles on all our devices. Including the iPhone. Apple is currently still working on getting a lot of games supported on their devices and Apple is still making their Watch lineup of chips. But here in the future, all the Apple device are pretty efficient with the respective OS and optimizations that could’ve only been done since Apple made the chips.😊

You forgot to say that the iPod Touch 6 got the A8 Chip.

3:24 T Series Me: Did Apple invented T-Series to defeat PewDiePie?

I love the A10x chip on my *12.9’* iPad Pro

Great video. I think you should also talk about the processors used in Apple's original Macs as well as the PowerPC chips. Maybe even discuss why Apple decided to ditch PowerPC. The reason why Apple was able to move to Intel processors so easily was because the NeXT OS had been ported to Intel processors years before Apple bought NeXT, and then used the NeXT OS as the basis for OS X. This is why OS X was leading a "secret double life" as Steve put it at WWDC 2005.

A Series, W Series, S Series and *T - Series*

History of the PowerPC line (iMac, iBook, PowerBook, PowerMac)

S-series? W-series? A-series? T-series? *GASP!* S.W.A.T! apple has a S.W.A.T team! 😱 just kidding! 😂

3:24 T-Series LOL what a coincidence...

The M series is also a big deal. It processes parts of the device that needs to be always on to recognise function. For example, the sensors and gyro of the device should always be aware of movement to know if the phone is picked up to enable Raise to Wake. Similarly, Tap to Wake uses the same processor for the touchscreen to always be readily functioning so that it recognises a tap to turn the screen on and trigger Face ID to function. Tap to Wake has been in the Apple Watch for a long time now, which means it used older M chips to function. Why wouldn't Apple put Tap to Wake on older phones?

When you said "A-Series" my iPhone thought you said "Hey Siri". We almost have the same tone of voice. I got spooked for a second

How about the M chip inside the A7, A8, A9, A10, and A11? What are they for?

Your voice is so dope because my mind can’t figure out if it’s monotone or not!😂😎

Yes! New Apple History video!

You forgot to mention that the A11 Bionic chip houses the Neural Engine chip. This chip is solely responsible for machine learning and Face ID processes. This is a big deal because it shows the first step to Apple's first major steps to making machine learning a bigger deal.

Meanwhile in 2018. I'm still rocking my Iphone 6s 128gb. 😍🤗😍🤗

Make a part 2 because there are *even more processors*

Make History of Apple Wordwide Developer Conference next!

When you feel 20nm is big. You ended up progressing much further in tech

When will Apple make a power armor

Apple too depends on Intel for their macbooks...secondly samsung do produce thier own line of chipset called exynos series...qualcomm series of samsung phones are only present in few countries such as USA

Samsung uses exynos dude which is made by samsung. Snapdragon just in usa. But great video Edit: 2020, exynos is shit

It's a misleading title. I thought it was about Motorola 86xxx series, Power PC, collaboration with IBM and so on, but it's just the iPhone generation processor. But the video is well made.

I would like you to do (the history of the product red Series)

So... I am still a little bit confused. Is the WNS series processors different in the Apple Watch or the same? Because you said that the W-2 is in the Apple Watch and then you also said about the S series of processors. So is the W the architecture for the S processors or are they two separate chips? Also, can you do an updated video containing the same processors but also include the a 12, a 12 X, a 12 Z, a 13, a 14, M1, S4, S5, as six, and h1?

History of Jony Ive please!

Your dream became reality Can t wait for the next macbook pro

its pronounced "arm" not "ay-are-em"

him 2 years ago: exited about 70,000 sub him now: 500,000

"ay are em" lmao

History of Apple's usage of ARM chips started much earlier than the iPhone and acquisition of Intrinsity and/or PA Semi. First use of ARM chip in a Apple devices was the Apple Newton in 1993 with the the ARM 610 RISC CPU. In fact, Apple Computers, VLSI Technologies, and Acorn Computer Ltd of UK co-developed the ARM V6 architecture and co-founded Advanced Risc Machine (ARM) Ltd in early 1990s. The ARM610 series CPU can be seen as the father/grandfather of existing Apple A series CPU (depends on if it was a ARMv7 or ARMv8 architecture based.)

I remember steve’s sound ... it was like a magic for any tech lover in the world 😍😍

Just some corrections: The ARM cores used in the 3rd gen iPod touch and iPhone 3GS were not ARM11 based, but were based on the ARM Cortex A8 architecture. Silicon is pronounced as it's spelled, not like silicone. Silicone is a completely different material. Fun fact about the A4 was it was the exact same chip as Samsung's Hummingbird SoC.

I am from future. Apple is gonna use Apple Silicon in Mac devices in late 2020.

Doesn't iMac 5K have a custom apple chip for the display?

I hope Apple stays with Intel so I could use Windows on my Mac without problems

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How about those M series chips to handle motions?

Right now there’s A12 in the iPhone XR, XS & XS Max, and also A13 in the iPhone 11 & SE (2020). Just so newbies knew.

3:23 Apple: T Series T-Series: lol India hates Apple

I’m watching this on a iPhone 6S Plus! BTW i love your videos

History of the Apple Pippin.

I have a great question if the iPhone 8, 8 S plus and iPhone X have the a 11 bionic chip why dose only the iPhone X have face ID?

The correct plural form of "System on a Chip" is "Systems on a Chip" not "System on a Chips."

I started off with the Apple a5 in my iPad 2 then i got the iPad mini retina and iPhone 5s with the Apple a7. After that I got the iPad mini 5 with Apple a12. Today I am using iPad Pro 12,9 2020 model with Apple a12z. And I can´t wait to see how much performance the next few chips Apple will deliver 😀

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You didnt mentioned that Apple invested in ARM in early 1990s and used ARM processor in Apple Newton

Please reply to me if he should do a history of garage band

Love your channel a lot. Very informative. 👍🏻

3:23 T-series will never win

This video should be called the video with millions of ads

U should work with apple dude 😎😎

Very good Video some things I didn't know before.. Goood job👍🏻

Your videos have great quality. But limiting your channel to Apple-themed videos kind of bottlenecks it. Sooner or later, the topics for these History videos will end and you will not have much left to do. My advice would be for you to try and shift your focus to a Tech channel, with a special attention to Apple stuff.

LOL never knew A9X and W2 existed! Well done! Love your vids!

There is A series, W series and wait what T-Series, yep I betray apple

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But then....no more Hackintoshes. My cheapness, all for nothing.

Can you do updated video about this?

Hello

This needs to be updated, where apple stands now.

It's pronounced "arm" like StrongARM, an Intel variant. Your pronunciation makes this whole video cringey.

great video, I have so much fun watching these!

Who think the A12 Processor is a Octacore Processor?

You could do. History Of Steve Jobs. Or History Of Apple Devices Casing. Or History Of The Mac Docks. Or History Of Apples Hard Drives/SSD. Hope you chose these by a huge fan or you and Steve Jobs.

12:39 - Hello from the future. I just wanted to tell you that, yes, this did indeed happen. Apple created their own Silicon chips for the macs

1000th comment: Why not do a “why Apple used to use Samsung chipset”

Ive never heard someone say “A R M” instead of “Arm”

awesome video. I hope Apple in 2020 switches all there Macs to their custom silicon. From reading the comments I realize lots of detail was left out in your this video. But I enjoyed this video a lot. Since I watched this video I got a peek into the world of Apple as to the content you provided. I will continue to watch your videos despite the criticism of them. As I feel you get the just of the topic in a friendly, entertaining, way.

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Please update this video.

A8 was a good Processor to me

Looks like the A series is hitting its plateau

What about Exynos? Get your facts right before you assume something that's wrong. Samsung uses it's own in-house Exynos Processors, for it's international devices.

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Most apple users: yess new cpu i dont even know what cpu and those numbers mean BUT ITS APPLE SO ITS WORTH IT

AE: T-Series! Brofist Army of 9 year olds: RRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE!

"may one day power your macbook", I'm watching this on my m1 MBP lol

great video but apple's a-series chips, special a11 bionic holds more stuff than just processing like camera controllers and bateery managment controlls. they said it is doing over a billion processes in taking a single pic.

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Wasn't the TSMC chip the one which delivered better battery life on the iPhone 6S ?