MacBook Pro 14" M3

Imo Apple can certainly afford the cost of the whole wafers, and I think they should bear the cost given that it's their design decision for not utilizing lesser-binned chips in their product lines. Such as a hypothetical M3-lite with even less P or E cores, and less active GPU clusters on a lower t

MacBook é vida! Peguei meu primeiro ano passado (um m3 pro) e sendo uma pesso que assim como a maioria aqui trabalha usando muito o computador, não sei como não fiz isso antes. Simplesmente não sinto que to lhe dando com um computador convencional. Bagulho roda tudo bem e suave, sistema liso, redond

I’ve always been a windows guy for computers, but Apple for everything else I own. The leaks for the neo made me wanna try out Mac OS. I didn’t end up getting the neo but got a refurb M3 Pro MacBook Pro and it’s so solid. I think just giving customers more options is the best way to convince them. I

FWIW - I'm using an M3 Pro MacBook Pro, 18gb, and I never (yes, I'm knocking ALL the wood right now) have the problems people seem to experience as endemic in this latest stuff. ** shrug ** I also avoid CocoaPods and non-SPM dependencies like the plague when possible. I use exactly zero plug ins or othe

Been there. If you choose to go the Apple route, I wouldn’t go below a spec like this. Apple refurbs are superb and come with a New product warranty. https://www.apple.com/shop/product/frx33ll/a/refurbished-14-inch-macbook-pro-apple-m3-pro-chip-with-11%E2%80%91core-cpu-and-14%E2%80%91core-gpu-space-

I agree. The two devices would complement each other nicely. If you can afford it, I recommend getting the base version of 11-inch iPad Pro and 14-inch MacBook Pro. That or spec them up to your liking as long as it’s in your budget. They’ll both serve you well beyond school. If money is an issue, yo

So far, once you understand its existence, it keeps winning. I’m on an MBP M3, which I love, and not in the market for another computer, but here I am, salivating for some reason. I’m not even the demographic for this machine, and not idiotic enough to actually swap it for what I own, but it’s a hel

If a desktop makes more sense for your life get a desktop. If upgrading the Mini gets it to the same price (or close) as the low end Studio, the Studio is a huge upgrade. Even if you aren’t pushing the system, it will be more future proof. Remember the Apple refurbs. My M3 Pro MBP was a refurb and s

Right now, I am currently testing this exact scenario. I have a 2024 4090 G16 and I appreciate its power, but Apple Silicon has caught up to being mostly capable GPU-power wise. I picked up a M3 Pro MBP to try running my usuals. I game, but not as often as I've used to, and would kind of like to try

oh 100%, I have an M3 Pro MBP and I love it so much. Nobody does hardware like Apple.