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| + | The Apple '''Developer Transition Kit''' is an ARM-based Mac released exclusively to registered developers on June 22, 2020. The kit was designed to aid developers in the transition from Intel (x86_64) to Apple silicon (arm64) processors as part of the Universal App Quick Start Program. The program costs 500 USD, and supplies a Developer Transition Kit that must be returned after 1 year, or if Apple decides to recall all DTKs. The DTK takes form as a modified Mac mini (2018). |
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Revision as of 07:35, 17 January 2021
The Apple Developer Transition Kit is an ARM-based Mac released exclusively to registered developers on June 22, 2020. The kit was designed to aid developers in the transition from Intel (x86_64) to Apple silicon (arm64) processors as part of the Universal App Quick Start Program. The program costs 500 USD, and supplies a Developer Transition Kit that must be returned after 1 year, or if Apple decides to recall all DTKs. The DTK takes form as a modified Mac mini (2018).
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