Watching this i wonder how iphone even took the market.....

Less good? Hurts my brain

If clueless people keep being these overpriced fashioned accessories, Apple will keep selling them. Sadly, It's as simple as that.

I was a UIUC Business major, so I understand the difference between MARGIN and VOLUME, but I don't believe Tim Cook KNOWS enough about Business! (Like that old Apple Board Member K---something who PREVENTED Apple from licensing the MacOS, as Bill Gates suggested they do in 1985, 10 yrs before he came out with Win95!) I'll be staying with my 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 for as long as possible, currently 'booting' Monterey 12.7.4 from an internal nvme PCI drive, with a 12-core 3.33ghz Xeon, GTX 670 2g GPU, 96g, 2xUSB3.0 + 2xUSBc card and a free slot #4! My 5,1 is right ABOVE the M1 chip on the Cinebench 2024 ranking?

I was a UIUC Business major, so I understand the difference between MARGIN and VOLUME, but I don't believe Tim Cook KNOWS enough about Business! (Like that old Apple Board Member K---something who PREVENTED Apple from licensing the MacOS, as Bill Gates suggested they do in 1985, 10 yrs before he came out with Win95!) I'll be staying with my 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 for as long as possible, currently 'booting' Monterey 12.7.4 from an internal nvme PCI drive, with a 12-core 3.33ghz Xeon, GTX 670 2g GPU, 96g, 2xUSB3.0 + 2xUSBc card and a free slot #4! My 5,1 is right ABOVE the M1 chip on the Cinebench 2024 ranking?

I was a UIUC Business major, so I understand the difference between MARGIN and VOLUME, but I don't believe Tim Cook KNOWS enough about Business! (Like that old Apple Board Member K---something who PREVENTED Apple from licensing the MacOS, as Bill Gates suggested they do in 1985, 10 yrs before he came out with Win95!) I'll be staying with my 2010 Mac Pro 5,1 for as long as possible, currently 'booting' Monterey 12.7.4 from an internal nvme PCI drive, with a 12-core 3.33ghz Xeon, GTX 670 2g GPU, 96g, 2xUSB3.0 + 2xUSBc card and a free slot #4! My 5,1 is right ABOVE the M1 chip on the Cinebench 2024 ranking?

Just 5 years ago no one would be doing the intense editing you do on any laptop, this is what desktops were for and they're now becoming obsolete. Sometimes you have to take a step back and look at how quickly all of this has advanced, and it's incredible

The M3 beats it... while only drawling 20 watts.

Thank you for reminding me that I'm a nerd😅!

why do you sound like this????

Great analysis. I got a bit impulsive several weeks ago and had ordered the R1 the first time I saw it presented. By now I have seen a number of devastating reviews like this one, and managed to cancel the still pending order for full refund. I agree that smartphones will continue to be the #1 device type, and any and all wearables need to be able to connect to it or they're toast because enforced internet roundtrips for answers will never be fast and reliable enough to provide a satisfactory experience. The short battery life was the final nail in the coffin - babysitting those devices several times a day is ridiculous.

swap sends a hug. SSD cryes.

So M4 has the internal code bug removed?

I'm a system builder. SOCs are fine for laptops and phones. But, for desktops, servers, gaming rigs, etc., they're a non-starter. Any new ARM architecture needs to allow for a rich selection of motherboards with CPU replacement and upgrades, memory upgrades, dedicated graphics and the like. Otherwise, it's a non-starter.

Typical company cycles. Innovation comes then they end up shooting themselves in the foot, it's a weird inevitable cycle. Blockbuster, newspapers, tower records, and now what seems next, Netflix, gaming, apple etc. Whats wild is the solution is often pretty simple, but is never reached. Power consumes all.

The M1 chip was disruptive and now they are in the iterative improvement phase. That's natural, and it's also natural for the industry to catch up.

The competition may be starting to catch up, but they're still miles off. Qualcom's latest and greatest benchmarked behind an M3, and they've just released the M4. I've just got an X1 carbon as I use Linux exclusively, the ultra 7 155H is a step up from the 11th gen i7 in my previous computer but battery life is about 6-7 hours realistically for day to day tasks. When you put it in energy saver mode, you can seriously tell. My colleagues have M2 and M3 airs and Pros, they get about double the battery life. Battery life is FAR more useful than raw power, and apple silicon is way ahead on both. Interesting to see what qualcom do in the future, I highly doubt I'll ever buy an Intel based computer again.

I had no idea that an M3 would be slower at longer tasks because of throttling, thank you.

The SuperDrive worked on every disc I needed it to including karaoke cds. Now I never use it. I definitely got $79 worth out of it when I was DJing.

The definition of an Apple user: “I pay for X but I rarely use it”

“Who burns cds now” meanwhile in Mexico: If you to copyright your music you need to bring in a CD the songs you want to protect in an intellectual property office

Having repaired or attempted to repair many MacBooks, I would never buy one. Forgetting all the booby traps they place in there and the HIGHLY questionable design/hardware connection choices like the ribbon cables with zero rigidity(& zero slack), the placement of obstructions to hold connectors in that then make it impossible to get them back in without removing said obstruction which is adhered to the motherboard over traces, etc the $/performance is obsurd in my personal opinion. Especially considering how easily they break. One IT office at a place I worked had multiple 4' stacks of dead MacBook pros and Airs that were no older than 2 years old at the time. Many had heat syncs that ad gouges on the block on top of not being flat and relied entirely too much on thermal paste....thermal paste that apparently dires up and cracks after only a couple years of office use. I have opened mining GPUs that ran full blast for 5-7 years that had paste in better shape than those. I used a MacBook pro when I worked at that place and to be honest, it WAS fine for the type of work we did, which mostly relied on cloud applications. I liked Preview as a default PDF editor, but it wasn't enough to make me pay what they ask for those things. I said it "was" fine, because when they rolled out the new version of Mac OS, the thing became completely useless. It would hang up doing the simplest tasks even after doubling the RAM and installing a SSD. It was the same age as the ones on the stacks and even though it still technically "worked", it might as well have just joined the rest of them. I ended up getting a crappy $350 Asus laptop from best buy and that thing is still kicking today many years later. It is poorly made and uses very cheap parts, but still outlived a $2500 macbook?! I get many brought to me for repair and I turn them down most of the time. Especially if they are overheating since getting to the chips to replace the paste is a craps shoot as far as being able to get it back together. I admit I have not worked on many of the apple silicon models, but I they are apparently just as likley to die as the Intels apparently as people keep wanting me to fix them as paying apple will cost as much as a new, better PC. They are.lile the Subaru or VW of computers based on my experience and I just don't get why they are so popular. Although, the reason I hear from those that bring me them when I ask why they bought/buy Apple is "they just work". I'm not sure where that idea came from since they keep bringing me broken ones, but I have a feeling it is the result of people buying the marketing and then passing it on as personal experience. Kinda like how some people swear that the 70-80% difference in price from an Nvidia GPU is worth the 5-10% on average performance increase....on games using RT as AMD usually tops them when doing standard rasterization which is 80% of games. Perhaps I am missing something, but my experience makes that pretty clear to me.

If you have a mental deficiency you like apple.

AL we use now is not fit for purpose. The fact that it hallucinates hints that its structurally not the correct tool for what we normal people want to use it for. It’s useless until it can actually learn facts.

Let's be real the reason progress has slowed isn't physics, but the fact they put all their resources towards the apple vision pro (chip)

I wish I can find a rabbit R1 on market place just to display it on my desk XD

3d print definitely changed my world over the past 10 years. Anyone who really put time into it.

I was NOT impressed by the M1. And my world speaks x86 anyway. Not impressed by the M1 and Apple changing the CPU architecture again, I was rather disappointed with Apple. Apple has already changed the CPU architecture five times. If I were an Apple user, I would have had to buy my software again 5 times. Things are different with my x86 PC, which can still run the software that I bought 34 years ago. If you don't know, Apple made the following CPU architecture transfers: 6502 -> 68K -> PowerPC -> x86 -> ARM (M1) And battery life isn't that important to me since I work on a desktop PC most of the time anyway.

arm64 was widely used before m1 in smartphones, so for me it's just putting smartphone chips into "laptops"

In this comment section: a bunch of people with opinions that have no fucking idea what they are talking about. It’s seriously baffling to me how people speak so confidently and with such arrogance about things they know nothing about. Or, have clearly not even watched the rest of the video lol whew

Frankly ASIC modules along with an ARM integrated package would be better. Some things should be subbed out to an optimized module.

Its funny that most of these KZfaq bozos are never showing the ACTUAL kick-ass top of the line hardware which is neither Apple or Intel but AMD Threadripper + NVIDIA RTX

"industry standard?" LOL ! 🤣 Professionals don't use Adobe's shitty after FX, they use NUKE for compositing, which you didn't even mention, let alone put into test under both hardware platforms to show the results 💩

I cancelled my R1 order right after watching this, bought in to the hype. Quinn brought me back with a great reality check. Thanks, Snazzy Q!

You sound great in spanish

not every smartphone uses qualcomm wtf

At first I thought the fins on the Mac Pro lock were for cables to run through so the Keyboard/Mouse/Accessory wires could be locked to the machine. I guess I was wrong but that would also have been useful in any place where theft might be a possibility, especially with desirable Apple peripherals.

just pulled the trigger for a new one at $1299. I was considering two 27" 4k BenQs (for about the same price). ultimately i went with MS b/c of the 5k, interoperability with mac, and build. looks like its built like a s$%^ brick house and will last several mac unit replacements.

Why not stack gates vertically creating 3D chips

John Wilkes Bluetooth

Why did we just gloss over the fact that x86 is dead and took it for a truth? AMD has shown that there are still plenty of things to improve upon with the architecture and does so.

Man. I think I started watching your videos many years ago. I already liked them then. I haven't watched a lot recently (the algorithm doesn't suggest them I suppose) and now completely finished this. Thoroughly impressed with sentence formulation, story structure and overall presentation. Good video!

We can't really be using AI because it's a fantasy and doesn't exist. At best, we can utilize various ML models that are often mediocre.

Linux + stock hardware of my choice does the job

Letting a device spend money on youir behalf when it can't even get a google search right is insane behavior lmao

I just want Siri and voice to text to work better

Tou forgot to Mention 2 other players in the field of AI, Microsoft Nd Nvidia

Nicely done! Subscribed!

Because they made a brown version and the world collectively gagged. Too little, too late.

this aged badly