The ability to run iOS apps shouldn't be underestimated. It lowers the bar further; allowing all their iOS developers who have been developing ARM code for dec

The ability to run iOS apps shouldn't be underestimated. It lowers the bar further; allowing all their iOS developers who have been developing ARM code for decades now even easier access to the Mac space too. It is indeed a great time to be a Mac user again! I was all set to get a 16GB MacBook Air to replace my 2015 MBA. Then I started seeing videos of games running either natively or under emulation on a 16GB MBA and the performance shown was more than good enough that I think I am now going to hold out for a MacBook Pro or laptop that can at least get to 32GB of RAM and leave my Windows gaming machine behind. 32GB mainly because of my asset subscription addiction in Cities:Skylines. Should have better GPU performance too which never hurts - not that I require top tier GPU for the simulations/strategy games I like. Still like my 1080ti in my Windows box but not expecting that in a laptop - from Apple or anyone else.