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MacBook Air 13″ (M1 base)
The MacBook Air 13-inch (M1, 2020) is a lightweight and efficient laptop that marked Apple’s transition to its in-house silicon. This is the “OG” M1 Mac Book Air the started the Apple Silicon Revolution back in 2020. The MacBook Air (M1) remains a great choice for students and professionals seeking portability, strong performance, and long battery…
MacBook Pro 13″ (M1 base)
The MacBook Pro 13-inch (M1, Late 2020) is a compact yet powerful laptop designed for professionals and everyday users. This MacBook Pro is ideal for users seeking excellent performance, long battery life, and portability in a professional-grade laptop. Here is a video by MKBHD with more information.
Mac mini (M1 base)
The Mac mini (M1, Late 2020) is a compact and powerful desktop computer designed for a wide range of users, from productivity enthusiasts to creative professionals. It is ideal for users seeking a versatile desktop solution that combines powerful performance with energy efficiency in a compact design. It is particularly suited for multitasking, light creative work, and…
iMac 24″ (M1 base)
The iMac 24-inch (2021) with the M1 chip is a sleek all-in-one desktop designed for everyday users and creative professionals. This iMac is ideal for users seeking a stylish, powerful desktop for multitasking, content creation, and entertainment. Its vibrant design and excellent display make it stand out in the all-in-one market. Here is a video by MKBHD with more…
Apple SoC M4 Base – Deep Dive
With the M4 chip, Apple continues its track record of delivering significant performance and efficiency gains. First launched in the redesigned iPad Pro in May 2024, the M4 now has rolled out across the entire Mac lineup. But not all M4 base chips are the same. Understanding the different configurations Apple offers is crucial for…
Intel Macs vs. M1 (2017 vs 2019 vs 2020)
Introduction Apple’s transition from Intel processors to its in-house Apple Silicon marked a seismic shift in computing performance, efficiency, and user experience. This article compares three pivotal machines from the Mac lineup to show just how dramatic that change really was: the 15-inch MacBook Pro (2017) with an Intel Core i7, the 16-inch MacBook Pro…
Mac Studio (M1 Max)
Apple’s original power user Studio debuted in 2022. It features the Apple M1 Max processor, which includes a 10-core CPU with eight performance cores and two efficiency cores, along with a configurable GPU that can have up to 32 cores. The M1 Max model supports up to 64GB of RAM and offers storage options ranging…
Apple News & Rumors – Late May 2025
WWDC 2025 incoming Apple’s week‑long Worldwide Developers Conference at Apple HQ in Cupertino is set to start on June 9, with a keynote scheduled for 10 a.m. Pacific Time. The company’s official announcements promise “ground‑breaking updates” to every Apple platform, and developer sessions later that week will dive into more than 100 new technical sessions…
Why the M2 Pro & M2 Max Are Still Excellent Used Macs in 2025
With Apple’s M4 family officially on the scene, prices for older M2 Pro and M2 Max machines have dipped—yet their real-world performance still holds strong. For many users still on Intel or M1 systems, these M2 chips represent one of the best values in the second-hand Mac market right now. Based on benchmark data from…
New “Budget” MacBook with A18 Pro Hardware Rumors
Remember the 2015 MacBook 12” with a single USB-C port? When it was released ~10 years ago, it was controversial for its single USB-C port and one headphone jack. It spearheaded the way for 5 years of “dongle-life” before Apple reversed course in 2020. We had one until recently before giving it to a non-Mac…