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Is Apple M1 Chip Better Than Intel? There is currently a bitter feud ongoing between
two world-renowned tech gadget companies. Apple and Intel and it is all about laptop processors.
What used to be a smooth and fruitful partnership has now disintegrated into a bitter competition
that only works to offer buyers the best possible processors that money can buy. Welcome to yet
another exciting video series where we inform you about the latest trends in the digital and tech
industry. Today’s video will be focused on the ongoing feud between Apple’s M1 Chip and Intel.
If you are a prospective buyer, deciding on which one to go for can be quite tricky
since both brands market their processors as the best. But in this video, we will review
the strengths and weaknesses of both processors then leave you to make up your mind on which to
go for. Without further ado, let us begin. Apple is a top brand as far as laptops and
smartphones are concerned. So much so that in the global gadget markets, its product is
highly sought after by buyers looking for quality gadgets no matter the price. Due to its status,
it is to be expected that there will be clashes between rival companies
seeking a larger market share. We’ve seen such clashes come to light between Apple and Samsung
and Apple Vs Google. Now, there is a new feud, and this time, it is Apple and Intel.
Before the feud, both tech powerhouses had originally teamed up to produce Core Powered
MacBooks. But after the breakup, Apple went ahead to develop its laptops using ARM processors
to produce the M1 Chips. With this new development, future Macbooks that will
be made available to members of the public will come with M1 Chips after the last batches
of Intel-powered Apple Macbooks sell out. Once this happens, Apple plans to kick Intel out so
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