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**Chris** · 23-11-2020, 11:11

It's interesting that for the time being some of the new M-series models will continue to have an Intel equivalent also for sale. Apple seems to see this as a very long-term transition, or perhaps they still need to persuade some of the software makers to get onboard.

Eldest spent a king's ransom on a 16" MacBook Pro in the end. It is very, very nice indeed. And clearly its Intel chip isn't going obsolete any time soon.

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Chris Trollsplatter Cable Forum Team Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: North of Watford Services: Humane elimination of all common Internet pests Posts: 36,929	Re: Apple to transition Macs to their own chipset It's interesting that for the time being some of the new M-series models will continue to have an Intel equivalent also for sale. Apple seems to see this as a very long-term transition, or perhaps they still need to persuade some of the software makers to get onboard. Eldest spent a king's ransom on a 16" MacBook Pro in the end. It is very, very nice indeed. And clearly its Intel chip isn't going obsolete any time soon.