MacBook Pro 14" M3

This news both gives me hope for a revolution in M6 and takes it away. I really hope that Apple, in M6, thanks to TSMC technologies, will implement something similar to mobile HBM memory. Instead of buying fully packaged LPDDR chips, they would purchase only the bare dies without packaging and stack

If the main goal is AI/ML, model training, or anything that relies heavily on GPU compute, then spending that much money on a machine without an NVIDIA GPU doesn’t make sense. With that kind of budget, I would go for a laptop with 32 GB RAM and a dedicated 16 GB NVIDIA GPU, then install Linux on it.

I brought my nearly $4,000 MacBook M3 Pro in because there was a single line on the screen that turned the whole display black. The laptop was otherwise in perfect condition and I’d only had it for less than a year, so it should’ve been covered under Apple warranty. They charged me $600 for a top as

Same. I'm definitely skipping VisionOS 26 for the Mac, a.k.a Tahoe. I just put a new battery in my iPhone 14 Pro Max (iOS 18.7) and I have my MBP M3 Max (macOS 15.7). I won't be buying anything new from Apple for at least 3 years. Apple needs to get its shit together!

For reference I use Lightroom Classic on an 18GB M3 Pro system processing 24MP files like the A7III's, and while editing, applying AI denoise etc, I do often see my system memory pressure graph go into the yellow, it never goes red indicating that the system actually needs more RAM. I do find that L

If you're looking for a developer workstation in an ultrathin chassis like a MacBook Air, then the X1 isn't it. You're insane. An i5-6200u is good enough for "basic web tasks and browsing". Lunar lake is like a super computer vs that. Apple M5 is slightly ahead, at best. Lunar lake and M3 Pro were 1