Macintosh systems are widely considered to be leaders in the technology field, known for their intuitive, streamlined operating system, superior hardware and innovative applications. When designing software for Mac systems, customers expect the same level of streamlined precision they receive from their device and from other Apple apps. To compete in this sphere, rigorous testing is required. Our Apple (Mac) testing hardware for software QA includes a variety of Mac devices with varying levels of processing power, so we can inspect your product’s performance at every level.
Though Mac devices are quickly gaining popularity, Apple computers still represent a minority market compared to PC devices. Appealing to the widest possible market is essential to launch your software successfully and ensuring your product complements many different Apple devices and helps you reach the widest audience. We use Apple testing hardware with the highest level of performance as well as standard Apple computers and the most basic Apple devices. By systematically testing your software across a range of devices and reporting at every stage, you can see how your software performs in concert with different technology.
Learn more about our Apple testing hardware and methods for software QA. Contact us today to set up an appointment. All services performed in the United States.
Model | CPU | RAM | Video |
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21" iMac (Mid 2017) | 3400 MHz Core i5-7500 | 8 GB | AMD Radeon Pro 560 |
Mac Pro (Mid 2010) | 2800 MHz Xeon W3530 | 8 GB | ATI Radeon HD5770 |
21" iMac (Late 2015) | 2800 MHz Core i5-5575R | 8 GB | Intel Iris Pro 6200 |
13" MacBook Pro (Early 2015) | 2700 MHz Core i5-5257U | 8 GB | Intel Iris 6100 |
13" MacBook Pro (Early 2015) | 2700 MHz Core i5-5257U | 8 GB | Intel Iris 6100 |
Mac Pro (Early 2009) | 2666 MHz Xeon W3520 | 12 GB | ATI Radeon HD5770 |
13" MacBook Pro (Mid 2014) | 2600 MHz Core i5-4278U | 8 GB | Intel Iris 5100 |
Mac Mini (Late 2014) | 2600 MHz Core i5-4278U | 16 GB | Intel Iris 5100 |
15" MacBook Pro (Late 2008) | 2533 MHz Core 2 Duo T9400 | 4 GB | nVidia GeForce 9600M GT |
21" iMac (Mid 2011) | 2500 MHz Core i5-2400S | 4 GB | ATI Radeon HD 6750M |
20" iMac (Mid 2007) | 2400 MHz Core 2 Duo T7700 | 2 GB | ATI Radeon HD2600 Pro |
13" MacBook (Late 2008) | 2400 MHz Core 2 Duo P8600 | 4 GB | nVidia GeForce 9400M |
Mac Mini (Mid 2010) | 2400 MHz Core 2 Duo P8600 | 4 GB | nVidia GeForce 320M |
Mac Mini (Mid 2010) | 2400 MHz Core 2 Duo P8600 | 4 GB | nVidia GeForce 320M |
Mac Mini (Mid 2010) | 2400 MHz Core 2 Duo P8600 | 8 GB | nVidia GeForce 320M |
15" MacBook Pro (Mid 2012) | 2300 MHz Core i7-3615QM | 8 GB | nVidia GeForce GT650M |
Mac Mini (Late 2012) | 2300 MHz Core i7-3615QM | 16 GB | Intel HD Graphics 4000 |
13" MacBook Pro (Mid 2017) | 2300 MHz Core i5-7360U | 8 GB | Intel Iris Plus 640 |
Mac Mini (Mid 2011) | 2300 MHz Core i5-2410M | 4 GB | Intel HD Graphics 3000 |
15" MacBook Pro (Mid 2015) | 2200 MHz Core i7-4770HQ | 16 GB | Intel Iris Pro 5200 |
15" MacBook Pro (Early 2011) | 2200 MHz Core i7-2720QM | 4 GB | AMD Radeon HD6750M |
24" iMac (Late 2006) | 2166 MHz Core 2 Duo T7400 | 2 GB | nVidia GeForce 7300GT |
13" MacBook (Late 2007) | 2000 MHz Core 2 Duo T7300 | 2 GB | Intel GMA X3100 |
Mac Mini (Mid 2007) | 2000 MHz Core 2 Duo T7200 | 2 GB | Intel GMA950 |
Mac Mini (Early 2009) | 2000 MHz Core 2 Duo P7350 | 2 GB | nVidia GeForce 9400M |
Mac Mini (Early 2009) | 2000 MHz Core 2 Duo P7350 | 4 GB | nVidia GeForce 9400M |
13" MacBook Air (Mid 2011) | 1700 MHz Core i5-2557M | 4 GB | Intel HD Graphics 3000 |
Mac Mini (Late 2006) | 1666 MHz Core Duo T2300 | 1 GB | Intel GMA950 |