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  Apple's M1 Macbookls is officially here in the wild and has shown some major performance gains compared to the competition. Psychically nothing has changed the design, the form factor, the keyboard, the display, everything remains the same. The main changes all happen on the inside. NOTE: In this blog, I will mainly focus on the new Macbooks and not the Mac Mini. But most of what is written here also goes for the Mac Mini. HARDWARE Both the Macbook Air and the Macbook Pro have the same chipset with a total of 8 cores which includes 4 High-Efficiency cores and 4 High-performance Core. But the Air at its base model gets only a 7 core GPU while the Pro gets an 8 core GPU and both the model's cap out at 16GB RAM, max storage of 2TB and all this is packed inside the chipset to reduce the amount of latency it takes for all these components to communicate with each other. Except for the GPU, the Macbook Pro also has a fan to cool the CPU while the Macbook Air does not. Which allows

Introduction This year even though was a difficult one but has been an exciting one for all gamers with Sony, Microsoft, Nvidia, and AMD all announcing new gaming hardware. In this video, I don’t want to get into the specifics and all for that there are many videos out there for that. Hardware Consoles have been the easiest for an individual to get into gaming without getting into much hardware complexity when you compare it to PC as it is plug and play and you get all the peripherals right inside the box. And this time both the PS5 and Xbox Series X have seen a major leap compared to their prior generations with real-time Raytracing support, super-fast SSD’s to reduce the loading times in-game, support for 8K video, 4K up to 120hertz with the help of HDMI 2.1 which is very new and is found in very few T.V’s nowadays. Sony has even re-engineered its controller and with a new Taptic Vibration Motor and Adaptive sense triggers that can adjust its pressure based on the game scenario. Most