Apple M1

The Apple M1 is a type of chip used inside some of Apple's latest computers, like MacBook Air and MacBook Pro. It functions as the brain of the device, powering tasks such as running apps, browsing the internet, and more. The M1 is designed to be fast, efficient, and energy-saving by integrating many functions onto one chip—a departure from previous models that used separate components. This integration helps the computer perform smoothly, use less battery, and generate less heat, resulting in longer battery life and a more responsive experience.