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Computers in general have just matured. Unless you're an extreme power user like a gamer or video editor, you don't need to upgrade that often anymore.
by leros 5y ago
Computers in general have just matured. Unless you're an extreme power user like a gamer or video editor, you don't need to upgrade that often anymore.
- ghaff 5y agoI have a fairly loaded M1 Pro MacBook and it's very nice. But I also have a couple 6 year old Macs in the house and, to be honest, aside from video and phoro editing which is all on my M1 now, I use all 3 systems pretty interchangeably--usually in the browser--except for the iMac which has a full setup (lighting/audio/etc.) to conference and record video.
- toper-centage 5y agoNot just that, but changing machines is a chore. I'd be happy to only upgrade when my machines starts to disintegrate. Sadly, corporations don't agree with that.
- codegeek 5y agoYea I mean I m not a hardcore gamer or graphics guy and I am not able to find a reason to upgrade from my MacBook pro 2014 retina. It works like a charm even though I m concerned if Apple would let me change the battery which may need replacement
- wodenokoto 5y agoMy last MacBook Pro survived use as my daily driver for 8 years. “Anymore” is like a decade ago.