But something in my head whispered "wait." These laptops were good, but they didn't change anything but the keyboard and the processors, and rumors abounded that Apple had more daring designs in its hands. Those laptops feature speedy Apple Silicon M1 processors. Yes, the 2020 MacBook Air and Pro released in the fall of that year are great I test macOS betas and other applications on them when I need to. I'd held out long enough to where Apple was finally giving us the keyboards that felt great and (apparently) don't have reliability issues. But that machine seemed possibly too large for me.Īt this point, I had a strong case of Goldilocks-syndrome about the next MacBook I bought. With that came the Magic Keyboard and the butterfly-switch went extinct. It took four years for Apple to change course, when it released the 16-inch MacBook Pro in 2019.
#Macbook pro sd card reader too big Bluetooth#
I have to use a butterfly-switch MacBook Pro for work, and is shallow keys are so displeasing for me to use that I only use it with external Bluetooth keyboards (even on work trips, I bring keyboards).
And while these laptops were more or less great otherwise, I turned my nose up, and waited. Here's a night-time example from my last walk:īut before it got that bad, the butterfly-switch spread to all the other MacBooks. On that walk, I love to find a hole in the fence and position the iPhone 12 Pro Max's sensors and take a photo in the Halide app, which provides RAW photos, which feature less of Apple's computational powers.
#Macbook pro sd card reader too big movie#
Primarily, this happens when I walk across the Manhattan Bridge (a way to burn calories) on my way to see a movie at the Alamo Drafthouse movie theater (where I consume plenty of tasty things and undo my work). But I've started to realize that the iPhone 12 Pro Max's cameras are still wowing me, even a year later. But with the iPhone 12 Pro Max (and possibly changes made in iOS 14), that ended.īut photography was the sort of feature where I always thought - especially with low light situations - that the iPhone could do better. And as you might expect, that ginormous set of assets would lead to a long loading time when I tried to access my photo library from any app, such as Instagram or Discord. I have a bonkers-big iCloud Photo Library, with 140,661 photos and 3,648 videos at the time of writing. The iPhone's performance for me had basically plateaued, to the point where I had only one real request for Apple. Yes, for me, everything else was great or good enough.
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