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That machine shouldn’t exist - I don’t know why they kept it around. Maybe they just had lots of old hardware they wanted to try to unload.
by gonehome 4y ago
That machine shouldn’t exist - I don’t know why they kept it around. Maybe they just had lots of old hardware they wanted to try to unload.
- senttoschool 4y agoThey kept it around because: 1. They don't have something to slot between the Air and the 14" Pro. The much rumored 15" Macbook Air isn't ready yet. 2. With how wacky supply chains are, it makes sense to rely on a supply chain that has been working since 2016, the year the 13" MBP came out. 3. Apple needed a device with active cooling to show off the power of the M2.
- kossTKR 4y agoThanks for giving a heads up on the 15" Air on the horizon. This would be the perfect computer for me, and probably most other pros in the current landscape - 13,4 is just too small for a lot of work, but few people need more power than an M1/M2. I can see it's rumoured for spring next year, so a year is probably realistic.
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