I honestly wouldn't be shocked if it starts at 1299 for the AIR but 2018Pro will be my last PRO. Cant really justify spending 2k for a computer that I used 75% to surf the web. Will be getting the Air as long at it has a 1080p web camera.I wouldn’t be surprised if the 2022 MacBook Air starts at $1099. I’m guessing it will get a 254ppi non-ProMotion display and a new design that echoes the new Pros. Hopefully the weight doesn’t increase, though.
Rest In PeaceI can cope with a notch on the phone but I’m sorry I will NEVER EVER EVER EVER have one on my laptop
those will be my dying words.
It actually depends on the profession.I'm going for base 14'' model with base configuration.
There is no need to spend SO MUCH on m1 MAX even if professional user.
I feel you. The answer is hope that when Apple refreshes the MBA line they introduce a 15 or 16 inch version for ~$1,399And for people who want a large laptop to do office tasks and web, where do they go?
Not true14inch doesn't get the m1 max
I've had laptops for 20 years, and I've yet to have one leave the surface it was placed on, despite all the kind of stories of gloom foretold.Being safely on a desk will not keep your dog, cat child, or an idiot from tripping over the cable. I've also seen people get a chair stuck on a cable and nearly pull it over before.
Accidents happen, any tech that can prevent them is a GOOD thing. I have replaced SO many charging cables for users because the USB port got bent.
Have you priced Dell Precision or any other portable workstations? Or even some gaming laptops? I don’t think you realize how expensive some Windows laptops are.These are the the most expensive pro laptops in the industry by a factor of 2.
Statistically, you are a very small sample size.I've had laptops for 20 years, and I've yet to have one leave the surface it was placed on, despite all the kind of stories of gloom foretold.
I saw that too and was a little peeved. I went for the base model anyway, I don't care about charging speed and the 2 extra cores are not vital for what I do. Still, I expected a bit better from Apple.For $2000 starting price, I was expecting a non-gimped CPU. Kinda greedy on their part honestly.
Especially if 2 of the big cores are disabled, that would be a 6 + 2 CPU, significantly less power than an 8 + 2.
They want an additional $300 to get to the real spec of 10 core CPU and 16 core GPU. Ridiculous.
And for people who want a large laptop to do office tasks and web, where do they go?
Larger bezels obv.Would you rather have larger bezels or a notch?
It’s a frigging laptop not a phonewhat’s the problem with a notch? I’d rather have larger overalll screen and better camera.
2080? dude just get a intel desktop. I have two with RTX 3080s in them and even that is barely enough for my VR use.i dont give a **** about the notch or aesthetics. Can this machine boot into windows and play games at the equivalent of a 2080ti? Does it have GPU acceleration for 3D packages? These are the important questions for a pro machine.
It is funny how the computing world has inverted in the last 30 years and the important question for a pro machine is whether it can play games. That would have been obvious sarcasm 20 years ago, but now you are probably serious. Or maybe not, I honestly cannot tell. I do realize some people game professionally, which is truly surreal to someone that was a teen in the 80’s… I’m never sure if I am sad/jealous about it, or glad it wasn’t even an option I could have spent several years failing at! 😀i dont give a **** about the notch or aesthetics. Can this machine boot into windows and play games at the equivalent of a 2080ti? Does it have GPU acceleration for 3D packages? These are the important questions for a pro machine.
A $1300 Dell Inspiron 16 Plus doesn't compare very well to a $2500 MacBook Pro 16-inch.These are the the most expensive pro laptops in the industry by a factor of 2.
Love this.Statistically, you are a very small sample size.