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I think their assumption is that if you’re the kind of pro that needs that many monitors, you’ll upgrade to the better chips they sell. But it’s a frustrating
by whynotminot 3y ago
I think their assumption is that if you’re the kind of pro that needs that many monitors, you’ll upgrade to the better chips they sell.
But it’s a frustrating limitation and remains one of the only areas their old intel based laptops were better at.
- KeplerBoy 3y agoAn assumption they are so unsure about, that they kind of force that decision on their users.
- d3w4s9 3y agoFor the past 3 years, including with the latest laptops, "better chip" means 14" M* Pro starting at $1,999. $1,299 M1/M2 or $1,599 Macbook Pro does not support that. When you can find support for dual external display on $600 Windows laptops, or Intel Macbooks since at least 2012. By any standard this is an embarrassment and a regression.
- kjkjadksj 3y agoHaving 2 monitors isn’t even that ‘pro’ these days. I see receptionists with three sometimes.