On performance, the new MacBook Air moves up to Apple’s speedy M1 chip, while HP’s Spectre x360 14 adds 11th-gen Intel Core processors (Core i5 or i7) for a performance boost. Both laptops ...

the M1 MacBook and Intel MacBooks are radically different. The Apple M1 chipset is an Apple-designed chipset for the Mac notebooks and computers. This system-on-a-chip (SoC) signals that Apple is ...

Except that, at the same time, they also show exactly why Intel's chips are behind Apple's, and why Apple was right to forge out on its own with the M1. It's all about the effort Intel's had to go ...

Geekbench 5 scores for Apple’s M1 and Intel’s Core i7-1065G7 ... 13.5-inch model with the lowest-performance processor—the Intel Core i5. Getting a faster, or the larger model, will increase ...

The M1 SoC is Apple's very own in-house chip built ... which ran on an Intel 10-generation quad-core Core i5 CPU. Apple also claims that the 13-inch MacBook Pro is up to three times faster than ...

In June, the company announced it would transition away from the Intel processors it had used since 2006. Apple said the advantages of using the M1 chip included better battery life, instant wake ...

And, even though Apple's M1 chip delivers noticeable improvements ... I've been testing it against has a 1.1GHz quad-core Intel core i5 processor with 8GB of RAM. The Intel edition replaced ...

It’s powered by Apple’s revolutionary M1 chip. This means it’s up to 3.5x faster than its Intel-based predecessors, with an 8-core CPU that breezes through tasks like photo editing ...

Friends don’t let friends buy a new MacBook Air right before a newer MacBook Air comes out, right? That’s mostly true, but ...

Because I've been covering the Apple M1 chip since its launch close to a year ... because it's miles beyond what we're likely to see from AMD, Intel or Nvidia for the next few years.