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Anonymous
Used it for a while already and there is no thermal throttle issue like the 14” version. Fast, quiet and smooth like a butter. //@anonymous: The reviews ain't even out yet, as the release date is next Tues, r u tripping... //@Anonymous: Review shows it gets overhead quickly and throttling like crazy. Never buy the first generation.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Squeezing toothpaste!I will keep using my M1. It's not worth to buy such little improvement.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
How do you manage multiple monitors with M1? //@Anonymous: Squeezing toothpaste!I will keep using my M1. It's not worth to buy such little improvement.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Review shows it gets overhead quickly and throttling like crazy. Never buy the first generation.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
I am using it with two external monitors: thunderbolt + displaylink //@Anonymous: How do you manage multiple monitors with M1? //@Anonymous: Squeezing toothpaste!I will keep using my M1. It's not worth to buy such little improvement.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
The reviews ain't even out yet, as the release date is next Tues, r u tripping... //@Anonymous: Review shows it gets overhead quickly and throttling like crazy. Never buy the first generation.
4 years ago |
Anonymous
Used it for a while already and there is no thermal throttle issue like the 14” version. Fast, quiet and smooth like a butter. //@anonymous: The reviews ain't even out yet, as the release date is next Tues, r u tripping... //@Anonymous: Review shows it gets overhead quickly and throttling like crazy. Never buy the first generation.
3 years ago |
Anonymous
Ignore that Apple hater. They can't even keep their story straight when they whine about Apple stuff that they can't afford. //@Anonymous: The reviews ain't even out yet, as the release date is next Tues, r u tripping... //@Anonymous: Review shows it gets overhead quickly and throttling like crazy. Never buy the first generation.
2 years ago |
Anonymous
M3 Air 16GB is a better deal?
1 year ago |
Anonymous
Apple does not update OS 7 years after the release date. This has only three more years and then you cannot update the OS
1 year ago |
Anonymous
It's a 1920x1200 screen. Typically a "2K" screen refers to 2560x1440, or something similar. This is some scummy advertising from WorstBuy
3 months ago |
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Anonymous
FYI this "2K" resotion is the same as 1080P you have been seeing for years. Do not be fooled by the new name.
1 month ago |