What I can't find is how many external monitors can be supported on the M1 chip? I don't see any detailed specs. Al they say about the M1 specs are: "The Apple M1 chip is the first system on a chip (SoC) for Mac. Packed with an astonishing 16 billion transistors, it integrates the CPU, GPU, I/O, and every other significant component and controller onto a single tiny chip. Designed by Apple, M1 brings incredible perfo…
Introducing the next generation of Mac
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Re: Introducing the next generation of Mac
#42Up to 20 hours of battery life on the MacBook Pro. If anything, I believe the increased battery life will be what most people will notice.
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#43It's so weird that the cheaper Air is down a single GPU core - 7 instead of 8
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#44Super interesting how they kept the touchbar on the Macbook Pro keyboard but not on the Air. As a software developer, I'm going to be more likely to buy an Air just due to the keyboard.
Has anyone ever seen anyone use the Touch Bar? Like really use it?
I also occasionally use the emoji picker or app specific stuff. For example- my markdown editor has Touchbar selections for code blocks and all that sort of stuff. I don't write enough markdown to remember everything- so the touchbar makes it nicely discoverable without having to click through menus.
Re: Introducing the next generation of Mac
#45Super interesting how they kept the touchbar on the Macbook Pro keyboard but not on the Air. As a software developer, I'm going to be more likely to buy an Air just due to the keyboard.
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#48Re: Introducing the next generation of Mac
#49It's so weird that the cheaper Air is down a single GPU core - 7 instead of 8