It's fairly simple: the MacBook Pro is better if you regularly handle tasks that require sustained performance, like video editing, or you want the absolute longest battery life you can get.I am going to buy a new M1 MacBook but I am confused between Air and Pro because both offer similar features, performance, and configuration options. One side MackBook Air gives better value than the Pro and on the other hand, the MackBook gives a bit more performance than the Air so give me advice which one is better option to buy.
As I knew from a great programmer it uses RISC architecture, like if you want just a line and you get a line instead of getting a 100% made button converted into a line { for x86_64 cases }, for this reason the management is so good and the performance superb and even for x86_64 Rosetta 2 looks fine. I prefer the Windows side with a PC built by myself, but Apple def is very good, very competent brand.Who is going to buy a new M1 MacBook Air or Pro?
I'm of the same opinion, but what should we consider to be the 'second generation' - the M1X or the M2?I'm probably going to hold until the second generation, ....
I'd say M1X. Really, it just means systems that build on what Apple learned from the first wave (i.e. 'plain' M1 chips). M2 may not be faster than M1X, after all.I'm of the same opinion, but what should we consider to be the 'second generation' - the M1X or the M2?
For me, I feel like the M2/X would be true second-gen; I'll probably hold out for that.I'd say M1X. Really, it just means systems that build on what Apple learned from the first wave (i.e. 'plain' M1 chips). M2 may not be faster than M1X, after all.
For what purpose?I am so tempted to get the top of the line M1 Max with 64GB RAM but only 1TB storage. It has a whooping 400GB per second throughput! I probably be cheap and pick the 16 core GPU too. $3K! Maybe go with the 32 core for $3.5K?
Oh damn, congrats. I can tell you've been holding out for a while, so this is going to feel like a giant leap forward. Might even make you question why you're using your desktop (apart from gaming, that is).Ended up getting a 16" M1 Max (10C/32C), 64GB and 4TB! Comes in mid December but I think it'll be worth the wait!
too bad there aren't any gamesFor what purpose?
The M1 Max with 64 GB RAM is basically aserious workstationnext-gen gaming console in laptop form.
I thought that the gaming benchmarks were kinda mediocre. The M1 Max is performing around the range of a GeForce 3060 mobile in the titles they've tested so far, and it should really do better than that for a $3,000 laptop.too bad there aren't any games
Thank you! I purposefully skipped the last gen Macbooks because they were both frustrating to use and a regression from what I have. For once, Apple has legitimately fixed every single issue I had with the Touchbar models and considering that Big Sur is the end of the road for my 15" MBP, I figured now was a good time to order one!Oh damn, congrats. I can tell you've been holding out for a while, so this is going to feel like a giant leap forward. Might even make you question why you're using your desktop (apart from gaming, that is).
Anthony on ShortCircuit almost dropped his MacBook Pro on the floor with his MagSafe test.
if you are into designing or need to edit videos. its the best machine so farWho is going to buy a new M1 MacBook Air or Pro?