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hi, i think this article sums it up quite good: https://www.pcworld.com/article/3563892/why-apples-move-from-intel-to-arm-means-we-should-stop-buying-macs.htm
by t312227 6y ago
hi,
i think this article sums it up quite good:
https://www.pcworld.com/article/3563892/why-apples-move-from-intel-to-arm-means-we-should-stop-buying-macs.html https://www.pcworld.com/article/3563892/why-apples-move-from...
* don't buy a new/arm one - you will be some kind of a "beta-tester" for many years, lots of errors, low performance due to emulation etc. but with the steep apple pricetag attached to it...
* don't buy an old/intel one - you will loose software-maintenance (security!) faster than you are able to spell out the company-name ... :/
imho.
* keep your old system as long as possible
* if you need a new one, go hackintosh 8)
* buy something else - linux, winX, ...
- goalieca 6y agoThe intel transition went very well and all indication is that this one will go better. Apple has been shipping lots of code for this architecture on the Apple TV, iPhones, and iPads. They’ve been sharing more code and frameworks between the platforms. It’s quite mature I’d say. Also, fewer people use native apps as the browser is a bigger focal point these days.