Lol are you trolling?! 😂

Yup definitely the latter 😅

Nope, just petty shade 😅🤣

The upgradibility point was decent, other than that, it was unbelievably cringe.

There were decent points but the execution was hilariously cringe and pointless

That's why these exist ...

AMD & Apple> Intel

IKR remember when they increased the price of their CPU's at a ridiculous range and us gamers complaining this is karma a long time coming.

because apple silicon is the real threat to them..

The thing is they simply can't fight AMD. The people who even care about chipsets know straight up that AMD is smoking Intel right now, and no amount of advertisement can change that general opinion. They have no choice but to attack Apple.

People constantly keep saying these great new Macs are right around the corner... yet they never come out. Wasn't Apple supposed to have nearly all their machines converted over to their own chips at this point? Whatever happened to that?

@@KipVaughan lol 😂

@@KipVaughan they said 2 years… it hasn’t been 2 years yet

@@KipVaughan They said two years, not one. It has not been 2 years since apple silicon so I wouldn't expect them to have already switched.

@@KipVaughan What new Intel products have Apple released. The only ones that have Intel inside are old products that they can't sell now. All new Apple products are on Apple silicon.

Almost got burn injury using Intel-based MBP. Changed to M1 Max, I can comfortably put it on my lap.

They just want to fool people into buying their stuff and putting money in their pockets (they don't have many other options though)

The guy at the end. I want this one because I like how it looks.

@@rgreeneish It looks cool, thanks to its Intel processor!

That dude was so cringey ugh

To be fair they were probably told to just say anything that would show enthusiasm … I would’ve probably said something blatant like that if I was in that room and they awkwardly just showed me a number with no context

😂 it had me busting up

@@asinglefrenchfry They are actors, everything is scripted, how tf could you believe they are random people ? That’s not how ads are made 😂

@@ThomasSselate fair. But they could easily have been told to improvise

That one part was super fake lol, i cant believe this idea was approved without anyone thinking its just stupid. I know i know … its funny because “Apple users are just 5 iq pistachios without brain” haha ha ha.. Intel is so hilarious wow .. they shold make it into comedy central.

nothing suspicious about that .. right??

At least you guys now know what you will get as the newest thing invented by Apple in the next decade now .

I don't even believe those are real Apple fans. Paid actors just pretending to be Apple fans.

Even if they're computer-design illiterate, the keyboards of a Mac and a Windows are so different, it's impossible to NOT be able to tell lmao.

😂

Remember when Microsoft literally killed them self with their surface ad

@@Yessir1506 Right? Imagine Choosing keyboard over the other because “I love that snap” or “It’s….Heavier” Like bruh, if that’s what’s making you choose one over the other when it comes to a _productivity_ device, then there’s something wrong with your decision making But the ports this I completely understand (when it comes to iPad)

Yeah, I don’t like the ad points, but the thing is just funny!

wouldn’t be mad if intel kept digging their own grave lol, i agree!

Probably because they didn't have anything like a modern tablet in the 90s. Except for futuristic designs on shows like Star Trek.

I completely agree with you. Never once did I feel it was better to reach up from the keyboard to tap on the screen. It doesn't help things that the MacBook track pad is so damn good.

@@KipVaughan The only time I used touch screen on my laptop was Windows 8. Windows 10 was never designed for tablets and touch displays, Windows 8 was much better for tablets.

Right? It is tiresome and gets your display full of fingerprints!

The iPhone, iPad and Apple watch all have touch screens. Seems to work pretty good. I have an old Toshiba laptop with a touch screen and it did come in handy to use for certain tasks. But yeah finger prints are sort of a problem.

Bahaha what hue is that? Lmao

Where?

A room full of LGBT lighting 😂😂

Don’t get it

What?

How about the Apple 1984 ad campaign?

Intel isn't doing a great job innovating anymore so they rely on cheap-shot ads like this to hope that it sticks with someone the right way, even though anyone revolved in the tech space will just see their ads as a cringe meme.

Apple should know. They are the experts at bad mouthing their competitors IBM, Microsoft and Intel since they were so anti PC for so many years.

@@stephentucker7717 You need to remember... Apple was once the underdog... they were a much smaller and weaker company fighting against a giant... Intel is.... well... Intel.... Basically, Microsoft and Intel can't do this... Google could... and if Apple does it, it'd only be as a call back rather than being okay on it's own... It's like a kid bragging is okay... but an adult can't do the same to other people.... Of course, I also admit that I might be bias because I already know the points and am more in line with the tech community....

Yeah. They are just accepting Apple is doing better.

I have to say, mi mom didnt knew the difference when i got her a macbook, she went straight for "this computer is more modern". When her iphone 8 broke, i got her a iphone 7 that i had, that had an updated IOS and she swear that the new phone is "more advanced" mainly because of the search bar at the bottom. So no, people don't know shit, cant even spell the name of the device right even when is written on the back of it. So when they use a windows machine for a few months and it breaks right after the guarantee runs out, they go back to apple. I got her a 2014 USED macbook air in 2016 that works today just as day 1.

@@danielnangos7909 Those users that were surprised by the features of Windows were presented as knowledgable Mac users Power users even. Hard to believe anyone other than your mom that has been using Macs for any length of time wouldn't notice.

@@poorfesor "Those users that were surprised by the features of Windows were presented as knowledgable Mac users Power users even." I think you are wrong, and i meet a lot of people that dont know the difference, even say "this macbook is different" without knowing what is. Normal people are not knowledgeable at all, they dont research what they purchase, they dont compare prices, lots of people give a macbook as present to people that already have it... for sure we know different people. Just go and spend 30 minutes on an apple store on a busy day and you will see.

I know that many in my family would not be able to tell the difference.

@@jackovaght7298 You either have a very old family or they have never used a computer, maybe both. I am 83 and twenty years ago taught computers. Now I just use them.

Exactly, they are pretending that they never worked with apple when these things that they are now calling ‘problems’ were still a thing then.

Lmao I laughed out loud as well

I wouldn't say Intel CPUs are bad, though their advertising is quite the contrary

If I ever go PC again, I will go AMD.

That right there is a big brain move

it's about performance and performance per cost to me, if intel would rather rant the competition rather then investing in R&D to make better processors that can compete with the competition.

yeah, now u only 2 choose, AMD or Apple silicon

Yes they are using Intel chips because Apple wasn't able to deliver their own chips in all of their machines.

@@KipVaughan yes but they will transition to fully apple chip by 2023.

@@ope4228 The only time I will acknowledge Apple doing something is when they actually do it. We have no idea how successful Apple will be with their own processors. The initial lineup is very lackluster except for the MacBook Air.

@@KipVaughan good for you. I don’t care.

@@KipVaughan WTF are you talking about? I just replaced my top tiered (and at the time most expensive) i7 iMac from a couple of years back with the cheapest option available in a 16gb Mac mini and it actually outperforms it by quite a bit when either running a DAW and a multitude of plug-ins on each channel or handling high-res video content using Resolve. You seem to be very emotionally invested in this, why is that?

Exactly it lasts me full day of charge in the morning i go to college and in the evening i come back with almost 10% of battery. With an intel pc i get only 5 hours and searching for an outlet mid class

I have an intel chip in my gaming pc and it's really crappy, they can't optimise chips for crap. I also hate windows with a passion at this point, gonna get a Mac in the future with an M1/M1 PRO/M1 MAX

@@byzaha1238 if you plan on gaming, getting a macbook isn’t exactly going to be the best option. many games aren’t even playable on macos, along with hardware that is better being than the macbooks on desktops.

The whole second display thing makes literally no sense. Incredibly un-ergonomic for one thing, since you have to then stare down at your keyboard in order to use it. And why take up keyboard real estate with something like that? Just hook up to an external monitor if you need that second screen so desperately

That's adorable. When you'd like to get a real fast, cool running laptop, with a battery that lasts, come on to the windows PC side, you can save money to! This comment reads like the person who desperately wants X but knows they can't get it so they make up excuses as to why they don't like it.

I have a 2010 one that just got its battery replaced, and it's as good as new for a middle school student who also does some moderate programming

Watching this on my 2012 Thinkpad X230...

Yup, watching this on my 2011 17 inch too. Yes, it's Intel, but the build quality of these old unibodies is amazing. 10-year-old PC laptop? Don't think so.

Watching this on my 15inch, 2013 MBP.

@@originalkk882 Watching on my 06 HP Pavillion G

How are you, Dave ?

How is your family ?

@@saileshrachapudi8486 ...why do you need to know, it's none of your business

Because apple never uses AMD chip

Apple uses AMD graphics cards

Rumor says Microsoft and AMD are working on an arm laptop

Nice...😅

They've created a monster

AMD still pays royalties to Intel, so even with an AMD CPU you sponsor Intel.

@@ernstoud It's better than paying Intel directly for their power hungry space heaters, which are garbage for the price.

Windows has an option to install updates when shutting down.

Lemme grab some popcorn and beer!

Alder Lake is looking quite good in terms of raw performance. It's likely going to ding AMD for a while until they can come up with their next big thing. I don't know if 3D chips with much more cache is going to be enough. Intel is really cranking up the prices for Alder Lake as well and I think that's going to leave a pretty sour taste with consumers. And, it's unclear how much power Alder Lake chips will use to get all of that compute power. It's possible that it takes an outrageous amount of power to hit those great benchmarks. I saw the prices in Europe yesterday and .... no thanks. With having to buy MB, RAM, GPU, PSU, big cooler and the currently grossly related prices, I'm thinking that M1X Macs are a bargain in comparison.

@@jpf1978 if they dont suffer at least be mad they started this anti apple ads when apple stoped using their intel chip

@@jpf1978 if they are happy and confident with their bussiness now they wouldn't have made these pathetic ads lol.

@@jpf1978 because most of their profit is from cheaper computers, that’s literally the only thing carrying them

Yeah, it's a really bad time to build a gaming rig though. I figured I'd toss $700 at a basic PC to play games when I got my M1 Mac and could no longer run BootCamp. But $700 is just the price of the GPU these days. People wonder if gaming to come to Mac, but I'm starting to think gaming might just decline on the PC and people won't even care about lack of games on the Mac.

Exactly...after switching to AMD on my desktop I dunno if I'll ever go back to Intel.

AMD pays royalties to intel tho

@@tfmcgee3390 Regardless of that, I still prefer Ryzen processors over Intels, that still means I am choosing the competitor's product. Yes Intel still does get finances from that, but not as much as they would if I bought their processors - which don't perform as well as my Ryzen equivalent does. It is still a loss for them.

are you forgetting about how intel presentation when they talking about amd? what intel doing here is try to make the intel mac user base move to windows laptop, where their chip is used, it has nothing to do with amd, heck even what intel is doing here also doing amd, microsoft, nvidia, etc a favor

They,re salty lol

Cuz...oh wait!! I can run windows on a mac!

So accept any crappy hardware configuration because it doesn't have your choice of operating system. Yeah okay.

@@KipVaughan Bad hardware configuration?

@@BlazingPhoenix05 yeah? Apart from gaming why would you want to?

@@KipVaughan On the one hand I agree with you but that’s also an Achilles heel. When you have the same company making the OS running on its hardware you’re going to have better integration. If I thought windows stacked up against Mac OS I would buy the Surface, a non-upgradable piece of hardware.

The M1 is just a dongle to run OSX. It runs less, faster. Apple cant make an M2 chip so are looking at Risc-V instead. Youve bought an expensive experiment. The new Mac pros are Intel lol. Apple have around 10% of the desktop market, Intel and AMD have the rest. Corporates wont buy M1 machines because they cant run Windows properly. There is no licence for Windows ARM

@@zicadibrove4119 bro what you on about, the Mac Pro came out before M1

@@REAZNx The NEW unreleased Mac pros will be Intel. Notice the words NEW and Pro. Indicates M1 is for general usage.

@@zicadibrove4119 ur smoking some wacky backy my friend. The definition for "new" is "already existing but seen, experienced, or acquired recently or now for the first time", i.e, already out. All the macs will eventually be ARM based as they said... You call M1 a "dongle" yet its literally got better price to performance than any computer in its price range.

As I stated, Apple has only around 10% of the desktop market. If you were correct, the M1 would be big news. Its not. A year has passed and it cant scale up. Apple had to release the M1x which is only slightly better. So wheres the M2? Only Apple is trying to push ARM on desktop. No one else is because of the compatability problems caused. Thats why Apple is best sticking to phones rather than desktop. They arnt a competitor anymore. ARM is in trouble, its being sold to NVIDIA. Apple hates them. Thats why Apple is looking at RISC-V, you dont even know what that is. You stick to your fantasies my friend lol. As for ARM being the future, its over 20 years old. Apple are behind the times my friend. You seem to belive only the marketing but bear in mind that 10%, not much is it? Intel and AMD have much better available than the M1. Thats why corporates arnt buying anything M1 based. Its a dead end. Any software bought for it only runs on Apple M1. Not good for anyone. Especially if Apple ditch ARM and go for RISC-V.

Ohhhhh that's a good one

ah the hilarious iPhone funeral

an intel powered phone sounds like a induction stove that can fit into your pocket

LOL

@@comitells LOL. “Our intel phones comes with a pre-installed pop socket for your convenience!” *it’s a CPU cooler twice the size of the phone*

Exactly

This is why they can’t and don’t make attack ads for AMD.

Because they can't afford Craig Federighi haha

Intel actually made most of those designs and then gave them to companies in exchange for having an exclusivity agreement with their chips

@@peterhindes56 ammm no?, the dual creen presented, Asus zenbook duo, they also make a ryzen version but with othe name, asus zephyrus duo

My ex built me a gaming PC with his older pc parts just to play sims on and now I barely game and use my new MacBook Pro and iPad Pro both to study for school. I probably could use games on my new MacBook Pro but I don’t play them enough.

Personally I don’t give two craps about a touchscreen on my laptop. I’d rather they just keep improving battery technology

@@Jensoncorpuz I hate the idea of a touch screen computer when tablets preform better than touch screen computers. My tablet and computer are meant to compliment each other and then work perfectly separate.

The 32 GPU does allow good gaming on parallels... just not 52,000, if you got the new m1 max that is

I work in IT retail and let me tell you, I hate touch screen laptops, the touch screen is useless and if it breaks, it is a nightmare to replace because of price/availability, hek, I never use the touchbar on my 16" macbook, it is there but I usually forget about it

Would be nice to think so!

Steve Jobs and Paul Otellini, former CEO of Intel, are laughing their asses out from heaven. 😁😁😂

@@atisbasak You are totally right!

Lmfao 🤣

Lol now that you mention it these ads do remind me of some Chevy commercials from the last few years. People were surprised they were sitting in a Chevy or that Chevy received some sort of meaningless award. “Well it looks like we will be switching to a Chevy” Like it’s embarrassing 💀

You don’t remember the “Hi I’m a Mac. Hello, I’m a PC” ads, huh?

@@iChannelApple4s not to mention keynotes where Apple were directly comparing their products with the competition, during and after the Steve Jobs era.

What a self-own. Steve loved to compare them on stage when Macs used the PowerPCs...

Window pc outsells mac like by a whole a lot . Not even competition

In my opinion, I think Apple picks on Microsoft as an inside joke, just to make their keynotes more informal and entertaining. Whereas Microsoft (and now Intel) take it quite seriously (hence why it’s so cringy)

exactly, what a shame

Welp I have AMD A9-9420e at my laptop and it works

Nah, Intel is actually thinking more long term here. They believe they can eventually one-up AMD at some point and get back on top of the PC game, but if Apple takes over a big chunk of the PC market, that's a segment they're never getting back and they're fighting for a smaller piece of the pie.

Me too

@@yarnosh i don’t see that happening though. Intel still has a chance to beat AMD if they can outperform their specs. They still have a massive chunk of the PC market. AMDs position is very precarious as an underdog making their business purely on the speed of their development lately. Intel still controls a lot of the PC market as well as having fingers in a lot of other tech pies.

Brutal😆😆😆

lol, thats called intel inside, innovation outside

To be fair people who buy macs aren't buying the best value for money

@@rumchaser1able have to disagree. My 2011 MBP has lasted me a decade and got me through an undergrad in music (handling full orchestrations with virtual instruments in Logic) and a masters in electrical engineering. The stability in the OS has been great for me (though I'm aware Windows has improved despite it's reputation) but the surprising best value has been from my 1 time $200 purchase of Logic Pro (X) which has provided multiple upgrades and updates through nearly a decade of value. Cubase or ProTools can't even come close to that. So, it really comes down what you're doing and what you value. 100% agree that (for example) $200 to go from 8GB to 16GB RAM is absurd, but if it lasts you 5-10 years and provides stability where you need it, there's significant value that's not being recognized or acknowledged.

@@ausgezeichnet1985 my mac book air 2013 is garbage yeah it still runs but for the money I paid the specs just aren't up to scratch for the same money in 2021 I bought a gaming laptop that I can upgrade myself and it does more then any new Mac for the same money will do .

@@rumchaser1able Any M1 Mac will last you at-least 6-8 years and you can get Apple Care Plus and that will cover most types of damages and faults. Yes, the upgrades for PCs might be cheaper, but the Mac will be much better in the long run.

@@loki.8435 how do you actually know that 🤔 They haven't been out that long

poor intel

Lol intel be like:

Except they don't have much in the way of software.

@@TimothyFish that maybe true 20 years ago but not any more. I use a Mac every day, and I use boot camp for playing a few games and I keep wondering why I’m bothering when those games are actually available to macOS also. I haven’t really run into anything that I can’t do in a comparable or better way on macOS.

@@SeemsLikeSomething, Mac is fine for browsing the Internet and word processing, especially if you install Microsoft products. Where I have run into issue with Mac is when I'm doing stuff that requires more than three screens (which requires as much on upgrades as it would cost to just go buy a PC), and when I'm doing livestreaming with multiple cameras and video sources.

@@TimothyFish what? You obviously haven’t used a mac in a while. You can easily do that stuff with a basic setup. The M1 for example, can also handle any task you throw at it and then some. Saying a Mac is for “internet browsing and word processing” makes it sound like you really haven’t used one in a long ass time. What makes you think you can’t have a multi monitor setup??

:D

So true.

@T2 Animates If anyone has any idea of Apple's timeline, it would be Intel. And I would release a smear campaign ahead of the launch as well

I remember getting an HP for college and the motherboard fried one month later and all I was using it for was to watch KZfaq videos lmao absolute garbage machines

@@DeepSeas.. my mom has an HP laptop and it takes like 20 seconds just to open chrome or a folder

“Do you guys take Apple Pay?”

That's what I thought. And there's no way that wasn't on purpose.

oh I didn't know. That's a pretty trashy move from intel.

The “one more thing…” bit was pretty cocky

@@Eweyhen True I agree as it's Apple's classic move

It's still inferior at equal pricing

LOL WHO STILL USES CONNECTORS THAT IS OBSOLETE FROM THE 90S LOL WTF

@@Yessir1506 my brand new Intel z590 board comes with a PS/2 port, still don't know why it has it

@@Cytro some mobos actually have it today so you can re-purpose-your old keyboard :)

@@Yessir1506 yeah I guess it is cool to some

lol if me i'll probably just say 'i don't care'...

Yeah, you’re right. We can say to Intel: “Don’t complain guy, do your job, create a better chip.”

I have had a touch screen PC and it was a pain......no offense. Everytime you tried to "point" on the screen you would inadvertently click or enlarge where ever you touched. Funny yet frustrating🤣

@@BlazingPhoenix05 I know, I've had a Lenovo Yoga laptop and it was infuriating.

@@berdansargol1577 I had an HP, Asus and an MSI....oh and plenty of Toshibas. Those were frustrating to deal with lol. Lenovo is not any better. And the touch screen I had was on the HP or the ASUS.

It was actually the Zenbook duo, Asus has two lines of dual screen laptops. The gamer oriented ROG Zephyrus Duo and the Creator-Business oriented Zenbook Duo and Pro Duo. You can get the main screen on the Zenbook Duo and the Pro Duo on the upgraded models, not on the base models.

@@BlazingPhoenix05 Well yeah, Windows on a tablet or on any touch-screen in general is not a great idea, it's plain abysmal. It might be useful for Artists, but, other than that, I fail to see any benefits of a touchscreen panel.