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Certainly seems that way. It looks like there going to be an M1 chip for 99% of folks, which works fine for all non-CPU-pegging work (Air, 13" MBP, 24"iMac, Min
by sudhirj 6y ago
Certainly seems that way. It looks like there going to be an M1 chip for 99% of folks, which works fine for all non-CPU-pegging work (Air, 13" MBP, 24"iMac, Mini), an M1.Large for stuff that pegs CPU (27"iMac, 16"MBP), and M1.XL for 0.01% Mac Pro folks who drop 5 figures USD on computers. But I'd expect the numbers to decrease logarithmically and the prices to be multiples. M1 machines from $700 to $1700, M1.L from $2000 to $4000, and M1.XL from $6000 onwards.