netrox

I bet it won't be an issue if MacBooks had OLED instead. 

But again, it's time for MacBooks to go "tablet" so it can accommodate better cameras and sensors. There is absolutely no way to fit high resolution sensors on a thin display. 

nadriel said:

Will this be GAAFET instead of FinFET then? Let’s see how the mass production of GAAFETs comes around, they should allow better miniaturization over FinFET (more resistance to current leakage).

I wonder when they’ll come up with a more realistic name for their manufacturing process.

Yes according to this:

https://www.notebookcheck.net/TSMC-to-implement-gate-all-around-GAAFET-transistors-on-the-2-nm-nodes-by-2023.494850.0.html

swat671 said:

netrox said:

What happens to iMac if the power cable is accidentally pulled out? Does the battery provide enough backup to instantly power down safely without losing data? 

Why would it be different than the current Intel iMac's?

The old one is harder to pull out. It's a magnetic cord so I'd think it's easer to accidentally pull out. It's a strange design to be honest but if the battery provides enough power to instantaneously put the computer into hibernation without losing data, that would be a good design. From what I read, closing MacBook Pro with M1 would instantly power down or up when you open/close lid. 

I wonder if they will ever bring macOS to iPad Pro. 

Exactly how is it anticompetitive? Anyone can have a social media website. Are they actually blocking competitors?