Having worked at Apple Retail and an enterprise Apple SME, you never buy v1 of a major redesign. Either physical or internal. Original v1 Intel portable pro ma

Having worked at Apple Retail and an enterprise Apple SME, you never buy v1 of a major redesign. Either physical or internal. Original v1 Intel portable pro machines had a nasty kernel panic when connecting to Cisco APs in 2006. Since startups were starting to adopt Apple, this caused problems where I worked. New keyboard key mechanisms a few years ago that Apple had to switch to something that wasn’t prone to fail as often. I’m sure these first few v1 of Apple devices adopting M1 will have limitations that are dealbreakers for existing customers. I recommend holding out for M2 (or whatever their numbering scheme is) before they determine fixes for what customers want. Besides, I expect a ton of hardware gotchas will be posted on Twitter and blogs after these M1 devices hit consumer and business hands. Then there’s something new to talk about with Apple.