British chip manufacturer ARM has recently announced production of its Cortex A76 processor, promising laptop-class performance, by its tentative release in 2019.

The video portraits a device comprised of two edge-to-edge touchscreen displays, and running what seems to be a modified version of iOS, designed for large screens.

Most recently, however, Apple has secured a patent that will allow the tech giant to experiment with a chassis design that might bring it closer to Microsoft Surface Book, called “Living Hinge”.

How are these laptops different? The latest rumors indicate that these new Macs will be ARM-based, support LTE connectivity, feature a SIM card slot, GPS, compass, EFI (Extensible Firmware Interface) bootloader, will be water resistant, and feature a touchscreen display.