Who the fuck is the $6,099 M1 Max MacBook Pro for? Twitter knows
Does anyone need a machine this beastly?
Work, work, work, work, work, work
While a lot of Twitter users echo the point we’ve made before that Apple’s new hardwarewon’t revolutionize how we use laptops— and that an 8TB SSD is ludicrously excessive — there’s plenty of people who are ready to defend it.
So this dude’s brother got the maxed-out version —without any hesitation. I think we can safely say all professional composers need this. And the same goes for any people doing intense video work (although most don’t specify if they actually went for a full 8TB SSD).
Photographers are also deeply impressed, especially those averse to electrical sockets.
From what I can tell, the M1 Max is for professionals who can justify it to themselves (and have the means) to ‘invest’ in an overpowered tool. However, it also works great as a recruitment tool forethically bankrupt corporations.
Sweet, sweet indulgence
The M1 Max doesn’t have to be just for work though, it can even be used for…gaming.
I know mentioning Apple hardware and gaming in a non-derogatory context is blasphemous, but hey, just look at that comparison.
To be fair, the PC performance in that screenshot might be slightly affected due to recently updating to Windows 11, but still, look at those numbers!
And this isn’t an isolated case.
In the end though, no matter what the good netizens of Twitter claim, I think the honest answer to the question ‘who needs the maxed-out M1 Max MacBook Pro?’ is… nobody, but boy would it be sweet to get it.
So if you’ve got a lot of spare cash and the burning desire for a gorgeous piece of tech, justtreat yo’self.
Story byMár Másson Maack
Már tries to juggle his editorial duties with writing the occasional weird article. He also loves talking about himself in the third person.Már tries to juggle his editorial duties with writing the occasional weird article. He also loves talking about himself in the third person.
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