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Since they didn't mention a computer line but rather a CPU, I assume they used "base M1" to mean the CPU called "M1" as opposed to the "M1 Pro" or "M1 Max" or "
by mort96 1y ago
Since they didn't mention a computer line but rather a CPU, I assume they used "base M1" to mean the CPU called "M1" as opposed to the "M1 Pro" or "M1 Max" or "M1 Ultra". I don't think they were referring to "base M1 MacBook Pro" or "base M1 MacBook Air" or "base M1 Mac Mini".
And they're right, the "base M1" (as in not the Pro, Max or Ultra) is a very capable chip.
- einsteinx2 1y ago> I assume they used "base M1" to mean the CPU called "M1" as opposed to the "M1 Pro" or "M1 Max" or "M1 Ultra". Yep, that is exactly what I meant.
- prmph 1y agoEven the base model M1 is still a very capable machine for a lot of tasks. The HN bubble strikes again