This evening, Apple launched its M3 series MacBook Pro lineup, and at first glance, it looks impressive. We're not going to point out that Apple is still comparing newer chipsets to Intel Macs released four years ago or that they also compared the M3's performance to the M1's but not the M2's. All that glitters from the Wonka Factory in Cupertino must taken at face value during launches.
All finicky journalist complaints aside, the M3 series of MacBook Pros featuring chip foundry TSMC's 3nm process chipset boasts a 60% performance boost over the M1 that altered laptop history four years ago. Apple has retired the 13-inch version of the MacBook Pro, with there now only being 16 and 14-inch versions launched.
