I’m still waiting for that Intel MacBook Pro 2022 release. I’ve tried using M1 for years now and I feel so limited to what I can do. For specific audience who uses Final Cut the M1 Pro and Max will be great, but that’s about it! Compared to Intel MacBooks it’s more universal and can do a lot more. If Apple smart they should continue to cater to both parties and collect all the money they can which is more a logical financial business decision.
I’m still waiting for that Intel MacBook Pro 2022 release. I’ve tried using M1 for years now and I feel so limited to what I can do. For specific audience who uses Final Cut the M1 Pro and Max will be great, but that’s about it! Compared to Intel MacBooks it’s more universal and can do a lot more. If Apple smart they should continue to cater to both parties and collect all the money they can which is more a logical financial business decision.
Apple's no longer selling Intel MacBook Pros. You'll be waiting into eternity...
"using M1 for years now"? Really? It's only been out for about one, single, year.
The M1 Pro & M1 Max are general computing CPUs. Not just for video editing.
"Compared to Intel MacBooks it's more universal and can do a lot more." You are actually correct. The M1 CPUs (it's) is more universal and can do a lot more.
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"using M1 for years now"? Really? It's only been out for about one, single, year.
The M1 Pro & M1 Max are general computing CPUs. Not just for video editing.
"Compared to Intel MacBooks it's more universal and can do a lot more." You are actually correct. The M1 CPUs (it's) is more universal and can do a lot more.
Nice fail at trolling.