![]() ![]() My ideal laptop should be nimble, freeing my desktop to be a workstation, intractably entangled in a jumble of peripherals. I love having a separate desktop and laptop. It’s desk space and disk space, and most importantly, head space. It’s the power of side-by side displays that remind me in the morning of what I was working on the previous day, because nothing has moved and a dozen apps are still running. ![]() It’s speakers and microphones and ingesting CFAST while rapidly recalling raw files from fifteen years ago. What makes a computer powerful, for my workflow, is not just processing power. Last week, I reported that the answer turned out to be no: It performed so well, that I, along with many Mac power-users, questioned whether it could replace my desktop Mac. In October of 2021 I got to test a 14″ MacBook Pro with M1 Max processor. ![]()
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