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The new base Macbook Pro M3 cannot drive two external displays. If you get all nit-picky you can say it drives two displays, as long as one of them is the inter
by russelg 3y ago
The new base Macbook Pro M3 cannot drive two external displays. If you get all nit-picky you can say it drives two displays, as long as one of them is the internal display.
- foldr 3y agoAh, I see. I think this corresponds to the price drop, right? You can now get a 14" M3 MacBook Pro without a 'Pro' chip, whereas previously that price point was occupied by the 13" model. So essentially, for a given price point, your external display options have not changed much.
- avereveard 3y agoThere is no "now", this was the case for the M1 and M2 MacBook Pro with the base tier of CPU.
- foldr 3y agoBut that was the 13 inch model, no? I think all the 14 inch models had 'Pro' or 'Max' M1s and M2s. Now that the 13 inch model has gone, there are some cheaper 14" models that also have the base chip, and hence can only drive one external display.