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AppleInsider- iBook Software In Depth Special Report Oct 1999 Archived Web Page

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Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro has been my notebook of choice in recent years, but it isn't perfect, and that led me to check out the competiti
I am not going to go through everything in this poorly written article, but I think the most offensive thing is the lack of a parallel comparison. The author has the audacity to squander your time with a 16" MacBook Pro compared to a 14" Acer–as if that is a useful comparison.
Not only is the 16" to 14" comparison not useful and invalid, especially when there is a 14" model on the MacBook Pro side, but the usage is not parallel. I know this requires more than a couple brain cells to rub together, but you have to pick use cases such as video editing, 3D modeling, graphics, running local LLMs, etc to compare the machines on. Both sides need to be competent at the compared task; so that you have a useful comparison. If one is drastically better than the other, than the comparison has no value.
Comparing gaming on Windows to gaming on the Mac is dumb. Gaming is better than it used to be on the Mac, but it's still not competent. Also it makes for a foregone conclusion and therefore makes it look like a hatched job comparison, for a cheap salesman trying and failing to be subtle when hocking a product.
Also the 14" MacBook Pro compares more favorably–likely why it wasn't included. Especially given that it's lighter and has 50% of the storage rather than only 25% of the storage like the 16". He also doesn't even bother to discuss how having 8GB dedicated VRAM on a 5070 would compare with 24GB unified memory–where up to 16GB could be used as VRAM.
Please don't tell me that the guy is doing the comparison with what he has. That is just an excuse for bad journalism. This comparison is so poor that you don't need to use the product really to generate this article, and even write a better one.
This guy should be ashamed of writing this, and AppleInsider should never have published it–where is the quality control to keep this drivel off the internet.
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