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MacBook Pro 2018 e o futuro do Mac
Os novos MacBook Pro apresentaram várias novidades e melhorias em relação aos modelos de 2017 mas a sua receção crítica esteve rodeada de alguma polémica. Na primeira parte deste episódio damos a nossa opinião sobre os novos MacBook Pro antes de explicarmos quais foram os problemas que afetaram o seu lançamento e as nossas expectativas para o futuro do Mac. Devido à natureza do tema, a segunda parte do episódio é um pouco mais técnica do que o habitual no “só mais uma coisa” mas achámos que era necessário para fornecer o contexto atual do Mac e a sua possível evolução.
Diogo Carvalho (@Naturimago), Luís Laranjo (@llaranjo), Luís Queirós (@theotherluis), só mais uma coisa (@smucPodcast)
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All Things Apple
E-mail: [email protected]
Musica: Dave Deeper
Notas do Episódio
Anatomy of a Butterfly (Keyboard)-Teardown Style
The 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard is the gift that keeps on giving. Just when we think we've exhausted one vein of tasty tech ore, we find something new. And today, we bring this trove to you-a teardown of Apple's controversial third-generation keyboard in the MacBook Pro 2018.
Apple identifies and fixes thermal bug in new MacBook Pro
Last week a video appeared on the Web from David Lee showing how the new MacBook Pro would throttle down speeds when it got hot under processor loads. Apple told me that the issue Lee was experiencing has been identified and is being fixed today.
Intel Expands 8th Gen Core: Core i9 on Mobile, Iris Plus, Desktop, Chipsets, and vPro
The march from Intel for everything to be under the '8 th Gen Intel Core' branding is now at its climax: today is the official launch of several new 8 th Gen products spread across four of five new categories.
Everyone is Wrong About the i9 MacBook Pro (2018)
The super hot i9 Apple MacBook Pro 15 inch. Now with 200% more thermal throttling, right? Here's my i9 vs i7 MacBook Pro performance review! MacBook Pro 15 (2018)
MacBook Pro 15 (2018) - Beware the Core i9
Dave2D review of the 2018 15" Apple Macbook Pro. The Core i9 runs hot and throttles harder than any of the MacBooks I've ever used. MBP 15 - https://amzn.to/2LeK2Sd The 8th gen CPU from Intel has 6 cores but the thermal design of the 15" MacBook Pro isn't cut out for removing the heat.
New MacBook Pro review: the heat is on
In Adobe Premiere Pro, we saw virtually no difference after the software patch on our particular test. It didn’t export any faster. And compared to that two-year-old laptop, that export was only about 8 percent faster. On the other hand, Apple’s Final Cut Pro X saw significant improvement, both across different laptops and across software versions. The software update took what was already an impressive improvement and made it even more impressive: 64 percent faster than the 2016 model.
Those are, as I said, confounding results. Premiere Pro, which should have been a victim of thermal throttling, didn’t change. Final C
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By SMUCOs novos MacBook Pro apresentaram várias novidades e melhorias em relação aos modelos de 2017 mas a sua receção crítica esteve rodeada de alguma polémica. Na primeira parte deste episódio damos a nossa opinião sobre os novos MacBook Pro antes de explicarmos quais foram os problemas que afetaram o seu lançamento e as nossas expectativas para o futuro do Mac. Devido à natureza do tema, a segunda parte do episódio é um pouco mais técnica do que o habitual no “só mais uma coisa” mas achámos que era necessário para fornecer o contexto atual do Mac e a sua possível evolução.
Diogo Carvalho (@Naturimago), Luís Laranjo (@llaranjo), Luís Queirós (@theotherluis), só mais uma coisa (@smucPodcast)
Subscrever no iTunes
A nossa página no Facebook
All Things Apple
E-mail: [email protected]
Musica: Dave Deeper
Notas do Episódio
Anatomy of a Butterfly (Keyboard)-Teardown Style
The 2018 MacBook Pro keyboard is the gift that keeps on giving. Just when we think we've exhausted one vein of tasty tech ore, we find something new. And today, we bring this trove to you-a teardown of Apple's controversial third-generation keyboard in the MacBook Pro 2018.
Apple identifies and fixes thermal bug in new MacBook Pro
Last week a video appeared on the Web from David Lee showing how the new MacBook Pro would throttle down speeds when it got hot under processor loads. Apple told me that the issue Lee was experiencing has been identified and is being fixed today.
Intel Expands 8th Gen Core: Core i9 on Mobile, Iris Plus, Desktop, Chipsets, and vPro
The march from Intel for everything to be under the '8 th Gen Intel Core' branding is now at its climax: today is the official launch of several new 8 th Gen products spread across four of five new categories.
Everyone is Wrong About the i9 MacBook Pro (2018)
The super hot i9 Apple MacBook Pro 15 inch. Now with 200% more thermal throttling, right? Here's my i9 vs i7 MacBook Pro performance review! MacBook Pro 15 (2018)
MacBook Pro 15 (2018) - Beware the Core i9
Dave2D review of the 2018 15" Apple Macbook Pro. The Core i9 runs hot and throttles harder than any of the MacBooks I've ever used. MBP 15 - https://amzn.to/2LeK2Sd The 8th gen CPU from Intel has 6 cores but the thermal design of the 15" MacBook Pro isn't cut out for removing the heat.
New MacBook Pro review: the heat is on
In Adobe Premiere Pro, we saw virtually no difference after the software patch on our particular test. It didn’t export any faster. And compared to that two-year-old laptop, that export was only about 8 percent faster. On the other hand, Apple’s Final Cut Pro X saw significant improvement, both across different laptops and across software versions. The software update took what was already an impressive improvement and made it even more impressive: 64 percent faster than the 2016 model.
Those are, as I said, confounding results. Premiere Pro, which should have been a victim of thermal throttling, didn’t change. Final C