The MacBook Air is also the thinnest notebook from Apple with its tapered design. Up to 2 external displays with up to 6K resolution at 60Hz (M1 Pro) or Up to 3 external displays with up to 6K resolution and 1 external display with up to 4K resolution at 60Hz (M1 Max)Īs you’d expect, the MacBook Air is the lightest machine with the 13-inch MacBook Pro weighing a touch more, and the 14-inch naturally being the heaviest.
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The new 14-inch MacBook Pro display does include a notch at the top center of the display for the 1080p FaceTime camera.
The new MacBook Pro’s up to 1,000 sustained nits brightness (1,600 peak) may be just for HDR content, but you’re still getting up to 120Hz refresh rates with ProMotion, mini-LED backlighting, and even thinner bezels. If screen brightness is important to you, chalk up another point for the MacBook Pro with its 500-1600 nits brightness vs 400 nits on the MacBook Air. If you have medium to light workflows, the MacBook Air is a great choice for portability and those who are more price sensitive. You’re going to see awesome performance for everyday computing with all three of these computers but if you lean toward heavier workflows, the new MacBook Pro is the winner.
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But to get the full HD 1080p FaceTime camera, you’ll need to buy the new 14-inch MacBook Pro. Apple says it’s improved the image quality with its image signal processor.
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However, it’s just a 720p FaceTime camera on the 2020 MacBooks. It’s great to see Wi-Fi 6 support all models. Maybe more minor in the big picture, but both MacBook Pro models features high dynamic range with stereo speakers and the mics are “studio-quality.” That’s notable as it allows the notebook to maintain high performance under sustained loads for longer.įor the 14-inch MacBook Pro, you get the M1 Pro or M1 Max chip with the option for more CPU and GPU cores, increased RAM, full HD 1080p FaceTime camera, and more. My colleague Ben Lovejoy wrote an explainer on what’s happening with that.īeyond the slight GPU difference, you’re getting active cooling with the MacBook Pro. But interestingly enough, it’s actually a 7-core GPU on the base MacBook Air models instead of the 8-core on the higher end Air configurations and all the MacBook Pro models. You’re getting the powerful and efficient M1 chip with 2020 MacBook Air and Pro machines with 4 high-efficiency cores and 4 high-performance cores for the CPU. While it is impressive and somewhat confusing that the $999 base M1 MacBook Air has the same CPU/GPU and neural engine as the $1,299 and higher M1 MacBook Pro, there are some notable differences that are worth considering before making a decision.Īnd with the 14-inch M1 Pro/Max MacBook Pro available there are even more differences. Initial reactions to Apple unveiling the new M1 MacBook Air and MacBook Pro in late 2020 included confusion about the point of continuing to offer both since they appear so similar.
Beyond the larger screens, the all-new 14 and 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks feature a refreshed design, mini-LED display backlighting, the return of I/O including HDMI, SD card slot, and MagSafe, and the removal of the Touch Bar.Īnd of course, they have more power than ever with the M1 Pro and M1 Max chips.
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