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>> By sticking to Intel or even x86 in general, there is ample evidence Apple is leaving a lot of performance on the table. Not just in MacBooks - but for the M
by thefounder 7y ago
>> By sticking to Intel or even x86 in general, there is ample evidence Apple is leaving a lot of performance on the table. Not just in MacBooks - but for the Mac Pro too.
So we should expect lock-in on Mac Pro chips as well. Exactly what people were asking for. Another brick you can't upgrade without paying the cost of a new machine.