Here’s why I’m sticking with my Intel MacBook Pro, for now.
Apple’s official unveiling of three M1-powered Macs failed to convince me to part with my hard-earned cash in exchange for making the leap to Apple Silicon. Yes, not even that clip of Apple’s senior vice president of Software Engineering Craig Federighi gazing lovingly at his M1 Mac didn’t work on me. Here’s why. Must read: Apple Silicon M1 chip — in pictures No matter how fast Apple Silicon M1 is, and early benchmarks suggest that it is very fast, with single-core performance outpacing other Macs, and multi-core not far behind the leaders, it feels like early days. M1 is clearly much more than I and many others in the tech industry had expected.
