The hardware looks fine, but Apple's software vision is so confusing.
MacBook Neo is cheaper and weaker than a MacBook Air, yet shares the same price and single-app mindset as an iPad.
It uses a phone chip similar to an iPad Pro, but gets multi-user support and a keyboard.
I struggle to run Tahoe on my 16GB M2 Air and somewhat I have to believe running it on a 8GB phone chip is gonna be alright, which if true have me thinking what exactly is the role of iPadOS anyway.
Ultimately, it feels like iPadOS and Tahoe are on a crash course for a middle ground that nobody asked for.
MacBook Neo is cheaper and weaker than a MacBook Air, yet shares the same price and single-app mindset as an iPad. It uses a phone chip similar to an iPad Pro, but gets multi-user support and a keyboard.
I struggle to run Tahoe on my 16GB M2 Air and somewhat I have to believe running it on a 8GB phone chip is gonna be alright, which if true have me thinking what exactly is the role of iPadOS anyway.
Ultimately, it feels like iPadOS and Tahoe are on a crash course for a middle ground that nobody asked for.