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If you see Apple add GPU cores in a processor generation, it's most likely doing so because the actual GPU cores aren't particularly improved, so to make the chip faster, it piles in more.
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From one piece macOS 27 Golden Gate Review: Bridging the Tahoe gap 3 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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I'm of the opinion that if you ship a feature in your "final" OS version, it's fair to judge it.
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However, every pixel you expand the selection increases the jeopardy that what's going to be generated is weird or fake.
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Adding touch to macOS isn't going to be revolutionary-it's been on Windows for ages, and iPads have had optional trackpads and keyboards for six years now.
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