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> The real question is the rest of the silicon (peripheral controllers like TB etc which they also get from their Intel deal). This is one of the reasons I thi
by Marsymars 8y ago
> The real question is the rest of the silicon (peripheral controllers like TB etc which they also get from their Intel deal).
This is one of the reasons I think the 12" MacBook moving to ARM makes strategic sense - with a single non-TB USB-C port, it's already on par with the iPad Pro. (Technically behind, since the iPad has a 10 Gbps port and the MacBook currently only has a 5 Gbps port.)
And I have a hard time sussing why Apple would have seemingly abandoned updates if they're not moving it to ARM.