Apple's new MacBook and iMac launched, priced at Rs 2 lakh

Apple has launched a new MacBook Pro and iMac computers. Three new chipsets have been used in it. Also a redesigned graphics processor unit has been used. Along with the new computer, the company has used three new chipsets M3, M3 Pro and M3 Max.

The company has presented it in its online event. The base variant of iMac with 8 GB RAM and 256 GB will come in India for Rs 1.34 lakh. This laptop will come in four color options- pink, green, blue and silver.

The same 8 GB iMac with 10 core GPU version will cost Rs 1.54 lakh. It will be provided with two Thunderbird ports, 4 ports and two USB 3 ports. Ethernet and Touch ID will be supported in it.

Apart from this, the top variant of iMac with 8 GB RAM and 512 GB will come for Rs 1,74,900. This computer will come in 7 color options blue, green, silver, yellow and purple color options.

Apple says that the M3 Max chipset has been designed keeping in mind the needs of artificial intelligence developers. If we look at Apple's figures, in the case of Mac business, the company's computer market share has increased to about 11 percent after the year 2022.

Earlier, Apple used to use Intel powered chipsets in its laptops and computers, but for the last several years, Apple has been using its own custom designed chipset.

Apple's October 30 event was especially for professional users. It has a new secure screen sharing feature, which allows users to do professional work at remote locations. Apple's custom designed chipset is designed for long battery life as well as excellent performance. The company claims that its performance is better than Microsoft's Windows operating system.