should i change mine? my macbook still new TT 2.3 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i5, 16gb memory but now the M1 so attractive and make my macbook not so worth to sell 2nd hand
aiyo... dont upgrade la... if still fast and efficient y upgrade? money not easy to earn bro... only upgrade if necessary... every year there will be upgrade, u cant keep chasing it... well unless u are Westlife
aiyo... dont upgrade la... if still fast and efficient y upgrade? money not easy to earn bro... only upgrade if necessary... every year there will be upgrade, u cant keep chasing it... well unless u are Westlife
true also haha just too attractive huh wait until my macbook gonna gg first
Still in a dilemma, not too sure to get the Macbook Pro M1 or the Macbook Air M1. Tend to favour towards the MBP with the active cooling but logically the laptop would be used mostly for standard productivity stuff so logically I should stick with the MBA M1.
Still in a dilemma, not too sure to get the Macbook Pro M1 or the Macbook Air M1. Tend to favour towards the MBP with the active cooling but logically the laptop would be used mostly for standard productivity stuff so logically I should stick with the MBA M1.
If 1 thing I've learnt from my MacBook Air 13" (2020), although not comparable to M1 chip, is to always budget for 3-5 years down the road punya performance requirement.
Initially bought my MBA where I thought I will be editing 1 video a month, end up editing like 3 videos weekly + lots of work requiring 8-10 safari tabs for my research and content creation purpose.
I'd rather fork out extra money for that extra fan and core to compensate for that extra bit of longevity (who knows future MacOS is more demanding since their chips are so powerful right now)
If 1 thing I've learnt from my MacBook Air 13" (2020), although not comparable to M1 chip, is to always budget for 3-5 years down the road punya performance requirement.
Initially bought my MBA where I thought I will be editing 1 video a month, end up editing like 3 videos weekly + lots of work requiring 8-10 safari tabs for my research and content creation purpose.
I'd rather fork out extra money for that extra fan and core to compensate for that extra bit of longevity (who knows future MacOS is more demanding since their chips are so powerful right now)
Yes, that is my thinking as well. Its meant to replace a 2011 MBA which I currently have and use. Just that most of the usage on it is mostly office productivity work and I have a desktop rig to do most of the heavy lifting stuff.
Yes, that is my thinking as well. Its meant to replace a 2011 MBA which I currently have and use. Just that most of the usage on it is mostly office productivity work and I have a desktop rig to do most of the heavy lifting stuff.
Ah i see i see. Then that really depends on your personal choice haha!
Macbook pro looks sleek to me, don't know why (could be just me wanting a new macbook )
Still in a dilemma, not too sure to get the Macbook Pro M1 or the Macbook Air M1. Tend to favour towards the MBP with the active cooling but logically the laptop would be used mostly for standard productivity stuff so logically I should stick with the MBA M1.
for me, my only choice is macbook pro. never like the wedge shape of the macbook air.
i was planning to get macbook pro 16" for week, but my friend said better wait for the macbook pro 13" M1, because almost half the price but same performance lol.
but i read online review a lot ppl mention due to the thunderbolt and usb port. m1 macbook pro only allow to use 1 external screen. may i know if i buy those wavlink or caldigit docking station can i use 2 external monitor? because my work require me to use 2 screen most of the time.. currently using asus tug 27" and acer 34".
i was planning to get macbook pro 16" for week, but my friend said better wait for the macbook pro 13" M1, because almost half the price but same performance lol.
but i read online review a lot ppl mention due to the thunderbolt and usb port. m1 macbook pro only allow to use 1 external screen. may i know if i buy those wavlink or caldigit docking station can i use 2 external monitor? because my work require me to use 2 screen most of the time.. currently using asus tug 27" and acer 34".
i was planning to get macbook pro 16" for week, but my friend said better wait for the macbook pro 13" M1, because almost half the price but same performance lol.
but i read online review a lot ppl mention due to the thunderbolt and usb port. m1 macbook pro only allow to use 1 external screen. may i know if i buy those wavlink or caldigit docking station can i use 2 external monitor? because my work require me to use 2 screen most of the time.. currently using asus tug 27" and acer 34".
thank in advance.
m1 MBP can connect up to 6 screens if you want. since you already have screens, why not Mac mini? same powerful and much lower price..XD
This post has been edited by kevinpss: Nov 29 2020, 12:43 AM