I mean, I wouldn't buy first-gen of anything from anybody. When Apple went Intel, I bought year2 or 3 hardware. What they're showing now is pretty damn impress

I mean, I wouldn't buy first-gen of anything from anybody. When Apple went Intel, I bought year2 or 3 hardware. What they're showing now is pretty damn impressive. I look forward to the M2 or whatever variants that would be a more direct replacement for the 2019 rMBP I have now (6 cores, 32GB RAM). But I'm happy to wait. If you don't have virtualization needs, and your use case is pretty straightforward, these are gonna be amazing machines. They're just not the power user machines -- I mean, except for those who insist on bleeding-edge living.