I just know myself well enough to know I’ll be too lazy to pull apart my computer and swap out parts.
A laptop with a 64GB GPU and an SSD as fast as RAM from 10 years ago is so weirdly new that it has a lot of would-be garage-pros confused about where their sweet-spot configuration might be. What is new enough is the the melding of the M1 unified memory architecture with a “pro” specification.
You can indeed configure these machines well into the $5,000 range, but that is not new for Apple’s highest-end laptops. With 2TB the price for the 14″ totals $4,099, for 4TB, add $600 USD. This maxed-out silicon configuration is almost exactly what I would buy for myself, except I might opt for the 2TB SSD. This won’t be an exhaustive review, but I’ve had a 2021 MacBook Pro for a few days now, and I’ve been able to do enough with it to weigh in on whether it might have a place in your hipster garage of pro-ness.
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