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I don't buy it, Apple very proudly shows the numbers when they can make them shine under a good light in comparisons. When they were trying to sell the new mac
by epolanski 3y ago
I don't buy it, Apple very proudly shows the numbers when they can make them shine under a good light in comparisons.
When they were trying to sell the new mac pros as AI/ML devices they underlined a lot the technical specs of those Macs. Or when they introduced Retina displays they all went into PPIs and pixel numbers. Or when they introduced M1s to show the performance and wattage boosts.
- gs17 3y agoExactly. Didn't the same WWDC give us plenty of numbers (even if many were only relative) for the M2 Ultra?
- krger 3y agoOne main difference is that you could order a computer with an M2 Ultra last week, but you won't be able to order Reality Pro until next year. Apple doesn't talk about numbers until they finalize exactly what will be shipping.
- foobiekr 3y agoApple doesn't even tell you the clockspeed of their CPUs in their products. This is utterly not out of character at all. The only reason they talk about all the stuff in the M2 ultra is because they are beating up on Windows laptops.