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Check Out M1 MacBook’s Incredibly Fast Display Switching [VIDEO]
In an interesting video clip shared by Andrew Culver on Twitter, Apple’s latest M1-based MacBook can be seen switching display configurations nearly instantly as compared to previous generation Intel-based MacBooks.
This is insane. The M1-based MacBooks don’t even blink when the display configuration changes. pic.twitter.com/moAZ1MoQ2C
— Andrew Culver (@andrewculver)
Apple Silicon, limited to the Apple M1 at the moment, is Apple’s proprietary, ARM-based line of processors currently powering the 13-inch 2020 MacBook Pro, the 2020 MacBook Air, and the 2020 Mac mini.
Culver has also shared another clip in which he performs the same display switching on his Intel-based MacBook.
Take a look below and don’t forget to share your thoughts with us in the comments section.
(For reference, here’s the same thing on my previous MacBook Pro.) pic.twitter.com/aBxcPqmx2T
— Andrew Culver (@andrewculver)
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