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Amazon has more Apple Deals available, and they include the latest iPad Air and the 12.9-inch iPad Pro in both their WiFi and LTE variants

Image: Apple On YouTube, I watched a Mac user who had bought an iMac last year. It was maxed out with 40 GB of RAM costing him about $4,000. He watched in disbelief how his hyperexpensive iMac was being demolished by his new M1 Mac Mini, which he had paid a measly $700 for. In real-world test after test, the M1 Macs are not merely inching past top-of-the-line Intel Macs, they are destroying them. In disbelief, people have started asking how on earth this is possible? If you are one of those peo...

By HIGHLIGHTS A tipster posted a photo of the box of Huaweis notebook, revealing some of its key specifications. The laptop is named Qingyun L410 and is said to be a toned-down version of the MateBook 14. Details of Kirin 990 powered Huawei laptop surface on Chinese social media platform Huawei could be close to launching new laptops powered by its HiSilicon chips. Last month there were reports about the company working on desktop PCs powered by its own silicon, and now, details of a laptop...

Photo: Joanna Nelius/Gizmodo It’s a good time to be a Mac user. The MacBook Air, Mac Mini, and MacBook Pro all have a stellar new processor that’s pretty damn zippy with native ARM apps for the same price as their entry-level Intel predecessors. I do all my work and play on PC, but Apple’s M1 processor has me wondering if I really need a Windows PC for my next laptop. This is the first time in all my years of computing—ever since my dad sat me in front of a keyboard as a toddler—that...

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Memory limits Make no mistake, the Mac mini and iMac are both terrific machines. However, they target different audiences both in the consumer and business market. One of these is an all-in-one solution that doesnt require extra accessories. The other assumes you already have a monitor, etcetera. Because of this, its much less expensive. After examining your needs, it shouldnt be difficult to determine which is the best solution for your situation. Its time to compare both very different Mac op...

Image: Apple On YouTube, I watched a Mac user who had bought an iMac last year. It was maxed out with 40 GB of RAM costing him about $4,000. He watched in disbelief how his hyperexpensive iMac was being demolished by his new M1 Mac Mini, which he had paid a measly $700 for. In real-world test after test, the M1 Macs are not merely inching past top-of-the-line Intel Macs, they are destroying them. In disbelief, people have started asking how on earth this is possible? If you are one of those peo...

By now it is pretty clear that Apple’s M1 chip is a big deal. And the implications for the rest of the industry is gradually becoming clearer. In this story I want to talk about a connection to RISC-V microprocessors which may not be obvious to most readers. In that story I talked about two factors driving M1 performance. One was the use of massive number of decoders and Out-of-Order Execution (OoOE). Don’t worry it that sounds like technological gobbledegook to you. This story will be all ...

Apple raised a lot of eyebrows this summer when it announced that it would stop using Intel processors. Its Mac computers would instead migrate to its own processors based on the Arm Instruction Set Architecture (ISA). Intel and AMD have been dominant in the PC laptop and desktop market for decades. For more than 15 years, Intel has been the sole supplier of processors for Apple’s Mac range. However, Apple has a long history with Arm. Arm specialized in building energy-efficient processors th...

Image: Apple On YouTube, I watched a Mac user who had bought an iMac last year. It was maxed out with 40 GB of RAM costing him about $4,000. He watched in disbelief how his hyperexpensive iMac was being demolished by his new M1 Mac Mini, which he had paid a measly $700 for. In real-world test after test, the M1 Macs are not merely inching past top-of-the-line Intel Macs, they are destroying them. In disbelief, people have started asking how on earth this is possible? If you are one of those peo...