Upon getting the M1 MacBook Pro set up, one of the first things I did was open Safari and start hitting the internet. What I'm going to say should carry more weight with consumers than a collection of graphs, charts, and comparisons.
What I care about is how something performs in the real world. I'm not a benchmark junkie-never have been, never will be.
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SEE: How to migrate to a new iPad, iPhone, or Mac (TechRepublic Premium) Performance to spare with the M1 MacBook Pro 2020 In the end, I decided it was time to join the hordes of early adopters and purchase a shiny new Apple Silicon-y MacBook Pro. Do I buy one of the last Intel-based MacBooks, or do I jump on the early adopter bandwagon and purchase a brand new MacBook Pro with the M1 chip? Since I also do a lot of video editing, that leaves only one choice for me: macOS.īecause of an odd combination of hardware and software, it became very clear my best route was a new MacBook Pro. The lack of multi-touch gesture support is a real pain, especially given the technology has been around for so long. That leaves Linux, macOS, and ChromeOS.Īlthough Linux is my OS of choice on the desktop (and nothing will change my mind on that front), there are some very small points that the open source platform misses out on-primarily the trackpad. Not only that, but it always feels like it's about to come crashing down around me. With regards to my OS choice, I simply find Windows to be more in the way than any other operating system. Anything bigger and I find the keyboard not as efficient and the size a bit cumbersome.
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