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Apple Event Live Coverage: Apple Silicon Macs Announced! [Full Transcript of Event]
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Seems to be something with the M1 that's limiting the number of displays it can drive: the new MBA and MBP only support 1 external display (used to be two), the new mac mini only supports two displays (used to be three)
Silicon binning. Chips with a bad GPU core don't need to be tossed into the trash and can still be sold in the base Air with only the working 7 GPU cores enabled. The higher-priced Air gets a chip with all 8 GPU's enabled.
This happens with internal apps every time a new OS is released. All new Apple software pretty much gets released at the same time. Once you update to Bug Sur you see the other app updates. Third party apps release earlier sometimes yet not Apple software.
Isn't the photo just the current mac line up, including both Intel and M1? I wouldn't draw any conclusions from it
So youre saying the new Final Cut Pro and Logic Pro update wont be available for Catalina Users? but youre saying they will be released on Thursday?
i think we stilll can use them for few years. Unless they release xeon replacement.
AMD will be launching CPU's and GPU's in 2021 at 5nm also, so whatever graphs Apple showed today, it will not be the same next year.
Still a $200 upgrade for a 256 GB to a 512 GB SSD on the base models. $400 for 256 GB to 1 TB.
On the models with a 512 GB SSD standard, it's also another $200 for 1 TB.
1 TB SSD's, even high-performance ones, cost well under $200 by themselves nowadays. There is zero excuse for a $200 price to go to 512 GB from 256 GB, or 1 TB from 512 GB.
On the models with a 512 GB SSD standard, it's also another $200 for 1 TB.
1 TB SSD's, even high-performance ones, cost well under $200 by themselves nowadays. There is zero excuse for a $200 price to go to 512 GB from 256 GB, or 1 TB from 512 GB.
Due to Apple's pricing, they won't be taking over the world quite yet.
Not true. These new machines are, in fact, rated IPfreely, indicating that they are designed to withstand brief streams of water lasting up to 15 seconds.
I hope OEMs like Dell & HP will take AMD more seriously this time & won't treat it as a red headed stepchild. I mean Zephyrus Z14 was fine & dandy, but 4900HS would have suited better in something with sleek design like XPS 13.
pros also use the mini and 13" for virtualization. pros also don't use virtualization at all and designers need more screen space. also pros that need windows can just keep their intel machines a bit longer.