Intel Alder Lake could be over 60% faster than AMD, and could topple Apple too
Intel Alder Lake processors are right around the corner. The upcoming high-end laptop CPU, Intel Core i9-12900HK, was benchmarked against Apple’s M1 Max chip.
The new 16-inch MacBook Pro maximizes performance under heavy workloads
Apple confirmed that the 16-inch MacBook Pro with the new M1 Max chip will be able to run High Power Mode. This optimizes performance during intense workloads.
MacBook Air 2022: M2 chip, new colors, thinner bezels, and more
Apple’s next MacBook Air is due for a huge upgrade, marking the most momentous refresh in years. Here’s everything you need to know about what’s coming.
New benchmarks put Apple’s M1 Max above desktop graphics cards
Apple’s new M1 Max chip isn’t just more powerful than laptop GPUs, it’s hanging with desktop components as well.
You’ll have to pay extra for the new MacBook Pro’s fast charging feature
Apple’s updated MacBook Pro line has several much-needed features, including fast charging. Unfortunately, you’ll have to pay for the privilege of using it.
Poll: The MacBook Pro’s new price is too high for most buyers
The results of a new poll show how the price of the new MacBook Pro really orients it toward a different audience than in the past.
Why the new MacBook Pro display slays your TV
It’s not as big, but by the numbers, the new MacBook Pro’s display outclasses most TVs. Here’s why Apple’s latest laptop will make your TV green with envy.
The MacBook Pro’s ports have returned, but there’s one glaring omission
The new MacBook Pro finally features the return of more ports, including HDMI and an SD card slot. But it’s not quite perfect.
Early benchmarks reveal insane performance for new M1 Max MacBook Pro
The new MacBook Pros with M1 Pro and M1 Max processors deliver a performance improvement of 60% compared to last year’s 13-inch model.
Wild rumors claim an unlikely feature is coming to the new MacBook Pros
Rumors about a notch on the new MacBooks are flooding the internet, but do they hold any water? We don’t think so, and here’s why. There’s no FaceID.