Let's talk M1 Macs, iPhone 12 mini and Pro Max, new consoles, and moreIt's been one heck of a week, folks!
Welcome back to another week where the world did not burn down. In fact, things are looking just a tad, dare I say, better? Anyway, let's dive in, because a lot has happened in the past week.
Last Tuesday, Apple unveiled its own silicon, dubbed M1. Apple's M1 chip debuts on three new Macs: the MacBook Air, 13-inch MacBook Pro, and Mac mini. With the M1 chip, it's a system-on-chip (SoC), so you get the CPU, GPU, T2, and RAM, all in a single, tiny chip. It features eight cores, with four of them used to maximize performance, and the other four for power efficiency. When Macs are armed with the M1, they'll be more powerful and efficient, outperforming previous generation Intel Macs. In fact, an early benchmark test shows that the new M1 MacBook Air outperforms the Intel-based 16-inch MacBook Pro. If the MacBook Air can do that, then imagine how the 13-inch MacBook Pro and Mac mini will perform? I'm eager to see some real-life tests though, and not ...
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Let's talk M1 Macs, iPhone 12 mini and Pro Max, new consoles, and more
