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Doesn't this "monitor" have enough processing power to run a complete MacOS? How is it different from the new iMac?
by infogulch 5y ago
Doesn't this "monitor" have enough processing power to run a complete MacOS? How is it different from the new iMac?
- patmorgan23 5y agoDoesn't a raspberry pi have enough processing power to run Mac os? The ability to run something and have it be preformant are two completely different things.
- kayodelycaon 5y agoI’m pretty sure my little 12” Macbook with a dual-core m3 has less processing power than a Raspberry Pi 4. MacBook runs a little slow but it’s more than enough for word processing and web browsing.
- argsnd 5y agoYour 12" m3 MacBook is likely at least twice as fast as a Raspberry Pi 4. The BCM2835 isn't a remotely powerful chip.
- savoytruffle 5y agoIt runs some kind of A13, so similar to an iPhone 11. But it may not be a fully capable version of that chip. All retail 'Apple Silicon' Macs use a version of M1, which is more of an enhanced A14. It might be similar to the Apple Developer Transition Kit from two years ago, which was an A12 with extra GPU power. But until someone can get software actually running on it, will be hard to know.