Current Totaltech members get a $100 BBY gift card for pre-ordering the new MacBook Pro 14" and 16" with the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chipsets. You are able to sign up in the same transaction as the pre-order and get the offer.
Totaltech ($199.99) includes a up to 2 years of AppleCare, assuming you renew for a 2nd year.
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/prom...o-m2-14-16
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1) WiFi 6E (I think this is the first Apple product with this latest standard).
2) BT 5.3
3) HDMI 2.1 and support for 8K monitors @ 60Hz or 4K at 240Hz (M1 is HDMI 2.0 and can "only" support 6K and can't support 4K at 240Hz).
This makes the M2 model a lot more "future proof" than the M1 model (which I own). Sure, if you can get a "steep" discount on an M1 it might be worth it but it would have to be mighty steep IMHO. The M2 just launched. Once it starts shipping at end of month it will start getting discounts for $100-200 off. So I think the M1 is going to become the red-headed stepchild because it won't have the features content creators (the main buyer of MBPs) want going forward.
1) WiFi 6E (I think this is the first Apple product with this latest standard).
2) BT 5.3
3) HDMI 2.1 and support for 8K monitors @ 60Hz or 4K at 240Hz (M1 is HDMI 2.0 and can "only" support 6K and can't support 4K at 240Hz).
This makes the M2 model a lot more "future proof" than the M1 model (which I own). Sure, if you can get a "steep" discount on an M1 it might be worth it but it would have to be mighty steep IMHO. The M2 just launched. Once it starts shipping at end of month it will start getting discounts for $100-200 off. So I think the M1 is going to become the red-headed stepchild because it won't have the features content creators (the main buyer of MBPs) want going forward.
1) WiFi 6E (I think this is the first Apple product with this latest standard).
2) BT 5.3
3) HDMI 2.1 and support for 8K monitors @ 60Hz or 4K at 240Hz (M1 is HDMI 2.0 and can "only" support 6K and can't support 4K at 240Hz).
This makes the M2 model a lot more "future proof" than the M1 model (which I own). Sure, if you can get a "steep" discount on an M1 it might be worth it but it would have to be mighty steep IMHO. The M2 just launched. Once it starts shipping at end of month it will start getting discounts for $100-200 off. So I think the M1 is going to become the red-headed stepchild because it won't have the features content creators (the main buyer of MBPs) want going forward.
You're technically right but a discounted M1 is a way way way better value -- but that's assuming we see discounted M1s
You're technically right but a discounted M1 is a way way way better value -- but that's assuming we see discounted M1s
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You're technically right but a discounted M1 is a way way way better value -- but that's assuming we see discounted M1s
best future proofing is buying what is already perfectly good at a discount and actually buying the future, vastly upgraded tech when time comes.
best future proofing is buying what is already perfectly good at a discount and actually buying the future, vastly upgraded tech when time comes.
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best future proofing is buying what is already perfectly good at a discount and actually buying the future, vastly upgraded tech when time comes.
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