> it's thin, it's insanely fast, it has 128GB of RAM.
Really? 128GB of RAM means it has four memory slots, which is usually only found in systems that are using desktop processors in a mobile package. There's no market segment of laptops that's thicker.
> M1 is not that much more faster than intel - it just has a lot of precompiled procedures in hardware.
There's a lot of special-purpose hardware in the M1, but they're not magic. The CPU benchmarks you've seen are still just benchmarks of the general-purpose CPU cores.
Really? 128GB of RAM means it has four memory slots, which is usually only found in systems that are using desktop processors in a mobile package. There's no market segment of laptops that's thicker.
> M1 is not that much more faster than intel - it just has a lot of precompiled procedures in hardware.
There's a lot of special-purpose hardware in the M1, but they're not magic. The CPU benchmarks you've seen are still just benchmarks of the general-purpose CPU cores.