Channel: Snazzy Labs

Category: Science & Technology

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Description: Apply to work at Snazzy Labs - qcapplegarth.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_77eqh5vIkfxPTPU Purchase an M1 iMac - amzn.to/3gehaqG Purchase an M1 Mac mini - amzn.to/2T08uMC Purchase an M1 MacBook Air - amzn.to/2T1CHuJ Apple's M1 chip released last year to much fanfare, but it mostly saw deployment on small, efficient form factors such as the MacBook line and more recently, iPad Pro. But is an M1 in an iMac a bad thing? Does it need a more powerful chip? We submit that it doesn't as we're replacing our $10,000 Mac Pro with an M1 iMac. The M1X and M2 are sure to release soon but in this video we don't know if they're strictly necessary for our—or most—workloads. We know it sounds nuts so let us explain... Subscribe to my podcast Flashback! - relay.fm/flashback Follow me on Twitter - twitter.com/snazzyq Follow me on Instagram - instagram.com/snazzyq