What You Need to Know About the New Apple Mac Studio

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In March, Apple announced their latest device, the Mac Studio. Initial impressions were positive. The innovative design, along with the addition of the latest version of the M1 chip—the M1 Ultra—left people excited. Now, a month later, the hype lives on! People have gotten their hands on the Mac Studio and it’s more than living up to expectations. It’s a powerhouse in a diminutive desktop form factor and it’s built to turn virtually any workspace into a fully functional content creation studio. If you’re in the market for a new Mac or the new Mac Studio has piqued your curiosity, here are a few reasons why the Mac Studio is worth a closer look.

The Mac Studio Features High-End Configuration

The base model of the Mac Studio is a beast. It features the M1 Max chip with a 10-core CPU, 24-core GPU, 32GB RAM, and a 512GB SSD. That’s a lot of power in a tiny space. Of course, this being Apple, you know you can configure it to even more impressive specs. You can bump up your build to the latest iteration of the M1 chip, the M1 Ultra. That leaves you with a 20-core CPU, 48-core GPU, along with the option for 64GB RAM and up to 8TB SSD storage. There are several more configuration options, but you get the idea. If you need serious processing power, the Mac Studio can deliver.

The Mac Studio Is Accessible

It’s important to be able to keep up with technology, whether you’re a designer, musician, content creator, or you do any kind of creative production. The base cost of the Mac Studio ended up being less than what people were expecting. However, given that it is a higher-end machine, you may be uncertain about the upfront cost. Thankfully, many retailers currently offer Mac and MacBook financing. With the continued popularity of MacBooks—and now with the Mac Studio on a lot of people’s radar—retailers are more than happy to work with you to figure out your best option.

 The Mac Studio Is Built for Creators of All Kinds

The base model of Mac Studio lets you jump right in to flex your creative muscles right out of the box. It’s packed with tech to satisfy most needs. Of course, when your needs go above and beyond, you have nothing to worry about. Just like all the other devices in the Apple portfolio, the Mac Studio is built for creators of all kinds. Whether you’re processing raw image files or rendering 3D models, the Mac Studio makes it happen. And yes, even if you need a custom configuration on any device, you can take advantage of those Mac and MacBook payment plan options to get exactly what you need without worrying about breaking the bank due to the initial cost.

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