| OneTime said: I'd have thought if you're a graphic designer, you'd want a desktop with a huge monitor? Surely the laptop is just for when you go to customers? |
Yeah, I have a 27 inch monitor that I'll hook the macbook up to then use the MBP's screen as a secondary for emails & teams.
The amazing thing about the M processors is that there's no apparent difference between the performance of laptop vs desktop (with the exception of the MBA due to it having no fan).
If early M4 benchmarks are to be believed they seem to have a couple of years lead in terms of performance & power efficiency over AMD/Qualcomm/Intel.
Intel have actually come out and said that, for financial reasons their future chips won't have memory-on-chip, which is a major reason they made up ground with Lunar Lake, so their resurgence may well be short-lived...
