M6 MacBook Pro Expected This Year With Apple's First 2nm Chip

[Pedersenko]

Nice one. I’m sticking with my M1 pro though. Nothing wrong abt it

 

[Harddrive]

I always compare what I have with what they are offering is it going to give me a noticeable difference for the things that I do and is my current gear having problems most of the time no its just an addiction to upgrade then every once in awhile they do offer something that can not be ignored.

 

[applefella]

For all of you prolcaiming the doom of Apple from the price increases....

My experience began in the early 90s with a low-end PowerBook. It had a nifty ball instead of a pad. In today's inflation adjusted dollars the price was over $5,000. (Interestingly, even then we already hated the Apple spradsheet/document/mail products). The adjusted price of first MacBook Pro in 2006 started over $3,000, and 2016 ~$1,900. My all-time favorite was a 2016 11-inch MacBook that cost about $1,200 in today's dollars.

Good to read something like this. Can keep things in perspective.

 

[Vincent Hanna]

That’s what I was thinking. The OLED MacBook Ultra might not have a Pro/Max chip in it… If that’s the case, I’m a hard pass.

It actually makes it much MORE attractive to me. I don’t need the extra cost and power of a Pro or Max chip, so a slimmer lighter version of the base MacBook Pro but with an OLED touchscreen is perfect for me.