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Apple Scary Fast event: I have an M1 Macbook Pro, do I need to upgrade to M3? - Vimarsana News

Apple Scary Fast event: I have an M1 Macbook Pro, do I need to upgrade to M3?

Apple's new MacBook Pro models have generated excitement in the tech world with the 14-inch M3 MacBook Pro, which offers a 60% increase in speed compared to the M1 version. Here is why you should consider upgrading to the latest M3 MacBook Pro, if you are an existing M1 MacBook user..

Apple may launch new MacBook Pro today: Here's what to expect - Vimarsana News

Apple may launch new MacBook Pro today: Here's what to expect

Apple may launch new MacBook Pro today: Here's what to expect

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SSD performance cuts: Apple is trying to get you to spend more on the MacBook Pro - Vimarsana News

SSD performance cuts: Apple is trying to get you to spend more on the MacBook Pro

According to reports, there is a performance cut of almost 50 per cent between the base 13-inch MacBook Pro and the top model.

Apple 13-Inch MacBook Pro M2 Has Slower SSD Speed Than M1 Model: Report - Vimarsana News

Apple 13-Inch MacBook Pro M2 Has Slower SSD Speed Than M1 Model: Report

According to a MacRumors report, YouTubers Max Tech and Created Tech tested the 256GB base M2 model worth the $1,299 and discovered the SSD's read speeds are around 50 pre cent slower than M1 MacBook Pro with same storage. 📲 Apple 13-Inch MacBook Pro M2 Has Slower SSD Speed Than M1 Model: Report.

Speed Test Reveals that M2 MacBook's SSD Speed is Slower Than M1 - Vimarsana News

Speed Test Reveals that M2 MacBook's SSD Speed is Slower Than M1

Speed test reveals that the entry-level 13-inch Macbook Pro with M2 Chip has significantly slower SSD read and write speeds compare to the previous generation, M1 chip. What's the reason behind this?