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This is literally a dream laptop. Improved in every area and lacking in none I can think of right now. And the price is crazy cheap for this performance if you ask me.
I can think of a huge area in which it's lacking: GPU performance.
what's the general need for microSD? My XPS-13 has one but I've never understood why its such a big deal. I almost never use it.
edit: this was wrong 16GB max RAM on the 14 inch model. No thanks.
32GB on the M1 Pro and 64GB on the M1 Max in the 14".
As a PC user, I'm sold and looking to get one soon.
I know what you mean, my current PC laptop is a horrible experience, I used all mbps before this. Dell xps 13z 2n1. It's so, so cool and pretty but it throttles so much that it's absolutely useless for dev work. I got the full blown $2500ish 32gb/16core or whatever, too. Such a waste, sending it to my mom and getting a 14" whenever I can.
Dell XPS line up is horribly overpriced and has pretty worse performance, and the lack of Ryzen option kept me away from it.
I love my Lenovo's keyboard though.
The prices are 2x a Macbook Air, but the utility for me doesn't match. If the 14" was closer to the previous 13" MBP price of $1500 I would be ordering one now, but I will be getting a Macbook Air instead.
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what's the general need for microSD? My XPS-13 has one but I've never understood why its such a big deal. I almost never use it.
Kills the touch bar, the light touch keyboard, adds back weight, card reader, ports and the mag safe. Feels like an apology for prior design decisions. My 2011 MBP is new again!
Wow looks like Apple has abandoned every bad decision on the MBP for the past 5 years in one swoop. No touchbar, increased key travel, added back hdmi/sd/headphone/power jacks. Plus bumped up RAM limit, M1, new displays, 120Hz... Wow.
Did they ever remove the headphone jack?