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It makes sense in theory, but it's always going to be a lot less performance than having a device specifically designed for what you need. M1 is great because i
by jonplackett 6y ago
It makes sense in theory, but it's always going to be a lot less performance than having a device specifically designed for what you need. M1 is great because it fulfils that specific need.
- purplecats 6y agounless you could somehow leverage distributed computing. for instance, the shell "laptop" has a couple cores that can seamlessly modularly enhance the capabilities of the phone. I don't believe such a functionality exists as of yet.
- jonplackett 6y agoI think if anything is becoming clear from apple’s new direction it’s that putting everything on the same chip is a lot faster! I guess one thing you could do is have a chip that’s potentially faster in the phone and have better cooling in the laptop but even that seems kinda pointless with the air having no fan anyway. I can’t see apple doing this ever, it’s just too messy for them!