The latest beta supports the M1. You can download the installer here:
The next chip will have more I/o lanes, bigger system cache, separate gpu die, etc.
25 percent would be a bit much. But 10 percent wouldn’t surprise me. They may be willing to turn up the clock by raising voltage, though, since these will be for machines with better cooling solutions.
Truthfully I’m just excited (and even more truthfully a little impatient) to see what comes next for these chips. x86 has competition from another architecture in the consumer space for the first time in an incredibly long time and even within x86 Intel is no longer dominant for the first time in a long time. Within ARM, we have obviously have Apple, but also Qualcomm has just bought Nuvia, ARM is pushing its own chips towards higher performance designs, and Nvidia might buy ARM (pending a seemingly doubtful regulatory review so “might” is the operative word). Heck I’ve been reading people saying that even the Tremont/Gracemont Atom cores from Intel are actually a really interesting design! And a possible different path forwards for x86 if Intel pursues it.
Well, we will continue to clash at this topic, no way to discuss this out, but I'm also not gonna argue that it's not like that there. From my standpoint and experience it's totally different, maybe because you're from (USA? Sounds like!) and I'm from Germany/Munich, dunno. USA probably has this philosophy, just like hire and fire.
that's totally true, Apple released dozens (close to hundred?) adds, some true, some barely true and many very embarrassing, but then Apple was the little boy trying to stand out, Intel doing this, is the like the older brother playing baby and it's even more embarrassing (though Apple in money value has become the grandfather XD )
Heh 😈, NASA is getting less relevant, they can’t even launch humans up anymore and depends of Russians and Chineses. Now Elon Musk came to the rescue, but we know Elon ain‘t a friend of 🍎.This does though…
NASA Used A Lot Of MacBooks To Get The Curiosity Rover To Mars
Did you hear that we touched down on Mars? Again. Late last night NASA's rover Curiosity successfully carried out a very challenging landing on Mars sowww.cultofmac.com
and this…
https://mars.nasa.gov/system/resources/detail_files/24954_PIA23780-16.jpg
And these??.
The role of the Mac at NASA and JPL is shown off by Mars Curiosity mission
My colleague Steve Sande touched on this subject of all the Macs at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in an earlier post, and I've been doing some digging to find out more about all the Mac love at our space agency and its field centers. JPL is managed by Caltech, but it falls under NASA's...www.engadget.com
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Nah those were actually funny and adorable. These intel commercials attacked apple is lame.
Nice response I wasn’t even got to bother making a counter argument haha but yes true words. Hard to believe back then apple was such a small player, very much an under dog that barely survived the 1990s and coming at the pc market hard.
Bill Gates even helped Apple in their promotional video for the Macintosh computer.
Truth to be be told, the cash infusion from Microsoft was more a gesture than anything else. Apple still had cash, and shortly afterwards the iMac impacted
I don’t think Intel is shocked by anything. What happened with them is that the top brass just cared about profits year over year instead of pushing the envelope. It’s the typical, “respond when necessary” worry about potential competition later as the profits continue to pile in story.
This attack by intel just does not make sense, as Apple isn’t going into the business of selling chips to other pc makers to compete with Intel. Intel simply lost the Apple account so they think attacking a former client is going to get their business back from Apple?
With the launch of the M1 Macs last November, Apple officially began its transition away from Intel's chips, and it's clear from Intel's latest advertising campaign that the company is feeling threatened by Apple's decision.
In ads shared on Twitter, Intel has been highlighting the shortcomings of Apple's M1 Mac lineup. An ad this week, for example, points out the gaming capabilities of Intel chips. Intel mentions Rocket League, a game that is not available on Apple's platform.
An ad from last week highlighted by 9to5Mac points out the lack of a touchscreen on Apple's Macs. "Only a PC offers tablet mode, touch screen and stylus capabilities in a single device," reads Intel's tweet.
Intel's tweets link to a video from YouTuber Jon Rettinger demoing laptops equipped with Intel chips and comparing them to the M1 Macs.
Apple's M1 chips received a lot of attention at launch due to their impressive speed and power efficiency, which is not matched by Intel chips. Earlier this week, Intel launched a series of "carefully crafted" benchmarks designed to prove that Intel's 11th-generation processors are better than the M1 chips, but the benchmarks were designed to favor Intel machines and were described by Apple columnist Jason Snell as "M1-unfriendly."
Intel's anti-Apple advertising is likely just getting started, as Apple plans to be largely free of Intel chips within a two year period. Apple is transitioning its entire Mac lineup to Apple silicon chips, with the MacBook Pro and iMac set to be refreshed next.
Article Link: Intel's Anti-Mac Ad Campaign Highlights M1 Shortcomings
Oh, I’m sure in the future it will be that “Macs don’t fold backwards” or “Macs aren’t called Thinkpads”. There will always be comparisons weak enough to mention
SOOOOoooo, gotta say here that a lot of the time, reaching up to tap a field for me is quicker than:How many times did I swiped my screen on the iMac or at work by using an iPad.
