> Reports citing people familiar with Apple's plans have indicated that more Apple Silicon-based MacBook Pros are coming this year, as well as significant redesigns for both the iMac and MacBook Air, which will also have Apple Silicon chips.
Another significant Macbook Air redesign this year. So there's clearly no point in rushing to buy the first generation M1 version is there?
Sounds like the early adopter hype train just derailed sideways and burned once again by Apple's mistakes only to be replaced by a second generation model.
> Reports citing people familiar with Apple's plans have indicated that more Apple Silicon-based MacBook Pros are coming this year, as well as significant redesigns for both the iMac and MacBook Air, which will also have Apple Silicon chips.
Another significant Macbook Air redesign this year. So there's clearly no point in rushing to buy the first generation M1 version is there?
Sounds like the early adopter hype train just derailed sideways and burned once again by Apple's mistakes only to be replaced by a second generation model.