Last week 1tb iPhone Pro Max, Yesterday, fully loaded 16" MacBook Pro M1 Max. My wallet is crying!
Can't wait!
Can't wait!
Function over form, Apple needs an injection of style. No reason these can't be bigger, more powerful and still look good! Ugly spud this one. I wait for the powerful Mac mini me thinks.Wow these are heavy. Looks like Apple is designing by committee now with little interest in aesthetics. Works for me … they are beasts…but hope soon it’s not just a aluminum generic Samsung computer.
Same boat, essentially. Although I went with the 1TB iPhone Pro and didn't go with the Max. (I'm already kind of regretting that decision though, since I had the XS Max previously, and this phone's screen just feels small to me now.)Last week 1tb iPhone Pro Max, Yesterday, fully loaded 16" MacBook Pro M1 Max. My wallet is crying!
Can't wait!
And no guarantee Microsoft won’t shut off support. Can’t live with that risk in my work computer
don't really have a space for a desktop. i can use this on dining table, on sofa, in bed, even on holiday? love the flexibility of the laptop. might treat myself to the 16 base....why are you guys buying laptops to use at home only, just wait for the iMac…
These chips are for Apple's "Pro" machines. Apple is not targeting the Pro user with the Mac mini.
That said, I'd love to see a M1 Pro in the Mac mini as well.
I have literally the same just 64gb ram. I use it mostly for Parallels - software development and I need to admit I hate it. It's a great computer until you plug two external monitors, after that constant fan noise, super hot. If you run MS teams with a camera on you are doomed. It runs that stupid virtual process which makes up to 900% CPU and my mouse moves pixel by pixel.
I went for 16" Max with 64gb RAM, hopefully it's going to work much better
I work from home 3 days a week and at the office 2 days a week. I have a docking setup at both, and sometimes I take it on the go. So yea...75% of the time it's acting as a desktop, doesn't mean that 25% isn't really valuable to be mobile. The 2019 is plenty for what I need it for as a IT/system admin and moderate to heavy 1080p gaming which the 5300 handles just fine. Was playing Battlefield 5 on high last night no prob.why are you guys buying laptops to use at home only, just wait for the iMac…
macOS will use as much memory as it can as it's always more efficient to keep stuff in memory in case it's needed again before clearing it out for new data so the amount of memory used isn't a good indicator of how much is needed. Instead, I would monitor the memory pressure graph in Activity Monitor under all your workflows with your current machine and see if it ever hits yellow or red.is 16GB of RAM enough for someone who will occasionally use Parallels or other VM? Right now I have a 2014 15" Retina with 16gb RAM and its enough. I do tend to hang on to my machines for a little
Someone from work told me their M1 with Safari, Teams, and Outlook take 12GB of RAM. I usually assign 8gb to a single VM I use.
Never hits yellow or red for me on my 2014 rMBP 15".macOS will use as much memory as it can as it's always more efficient to keep stuff in memory in case it's needed again before clearing it out for new data so the amount of memory used isn't a good indicator of how much is needed. Instead, I would monitor the memory pressure graph in Activity Monitor under all your workflows with your current machine and see if it ever hits yellow or red.
I have 1 TB on my iPad Pro 11”. Lots of pics of my dog.Same here - I just bumped-up the storage to 1TB, and I've got the ultimate machine (for me) for years to come!