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My two year old M1 Mac is going so strong I don't see why I should buy a M2 machine. Yes, it has more cores and is more power efficient but the end user experi
by kybernetyk 4y ago
My two year old M1 Mac is going so strong I don't see why I should buy a M2 machine.
Yes, it has more cores and is more power efficient but the end user experience of browsing HN and running Xcode wouldn't be improved much. Not enough to shell out for a new machine at least.
The M1 is just too good. Unless Apple adds some insane stuff to the M3 I think I'll be upgrading with the M5.