Photo by Martin Sanchez, CC0. The first Apple Silicon-powered Macs have made a big impression, but it's safe to say that after more than a year, professional users are still waiting for something a bit more powerful. The current M1 Macs churn through most photo and video editing tasks with ease, but they're limited to 16GB of RAM, can only support a few ports, and the M1 chip is designed to prioritize efficiency rather than performance. Fortunately, it doesn't sound like we'll have to wait much ...
Photo by Martin Sanchez, CC0. The first Apple Silicon-powered Macs have made a big impression, but it's safe to say that after more than a year, professional users are still waiting for something a bit more powerful. The current M1 Macs churn through most photo and video editing tasks with ease, but they're limited to 16GB of RAM, can only support a few ports, and the M1 chip is designed to prioritize efficiency rather than performance. Fortunately, it doesn't sound like we'll have to wait much ...
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