The review confirms pretty much exactly what I would have expected based on the M1 laptops.
Apple is going to have to do something soon to avoid having M3 reviews be nothing more substantive than "Still industry-leading, now available in colors A, B, C, and D"
The lower laptops will iterate on the current design and chips. Apple will release some crazy MacPro, release colors, and maybe FaceID or some feature. Then they will iterate for 5 years or so.
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The review confirms pretty much exactly what I would have expected based on the M1 laptops.
Apple is going to have to do something soon to avoid having M3 reviews be nothing more substantive than "Still industry-leading, now available in colors A, B, C, and D"
My guess would be that as long as they are selling well, they don't care much about the fact that reviewers are bored.
I absolutely love my M1 MBP, but it looks like a boring silver business laptop.
None of my kids are asking me to buy them one, even with "4" colors available. The "All-new design" is just a slightly thinner MBP case.
The lower laptops will iterate on the current design and chips. Apple will release some crazy MacPro, release colors, and maybe FaceID or some feature. Then they will iterate for 5 years or so.