I was able to have Best Buy price match this via chat easily. I know there's talk about the real value of Apple and how many of them are overpriced (I foresee the comments). However, for those who are seeking a Macbook Pro, this is the cheapest that this specific model has been.
Note: This is the late 2021 model, not the new 2023 model.
Key Features:- Apple M1 Max 10-Core Chip
- 32GB Unified Memory
- Apple M1 Max Chip 32-Core GPU
- 1TB SSD
- Liquid Retina XDR
https://www.microcenter.com/produ...space-gray
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https://www.zdnet.com/article/how...e-problem/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n...isR
As I write this on the best-ever Mac laptop: mid-2015. The last Steve Jobs model. Not a Tim Apple non-repairable atrocity.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how...e-problem/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n...isR
As I write this on the best-ever Mac laptop: mid-2015. The last Steve Jobs model. Not a Tim Apple non-repairable atrocity.
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Fact is, ALL drives fail. Not if, but when.
thanks for the links MrSkeptic, but the zdnet article is 2 years old. Both CCC and superduper have been able to make mac external bootable drives. Additionally, you can make external boot drives with OS X, but it must be a Thunderbotl drive, not USB C. (although I have heard it does work)
Might find another retailer with M1 Max stock still left who is selling for cheaper, though they typically move pretty quickly once the discounts come out.
https://www.zdnet.com/article/how...e-problem/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n...isR
As I write this on the best-ever Mac laptop: mid-2015. The last Steve Jobs model. Not a Tim Apple non-repairable atrocity.
Go ahead and switch to Windows because what you want is never going to be available from Apple.
Fact is, ALL drives fail. Not if, but when.
thanks for the links MrSkeptic, but the zdnet article is 2 years old. Both CCC and superduper have been able to make mac external bootable drives. Additionally, you can make external boot drives with OS X, but it must be a Thunderbotl drive, not USB C. (although I have heard it does work)