John Siracusa

Like that's what it comes down to, but you know, no notch.

If you didn't like the notch, just don't have one.

Um, it's a 13 inch IPS LCD, uh, as opposed, I think the MacBook Air is 13.6 inches.

Uh,

The resolution is 219 pixels.

The resolution is actually less than the MacBook Air.

It's 2408 by 1506 versus 2560 by 1664.

It is also, by the way, significantly less than the iPhone 16 Pro Max that this SOC came from.

Remember, the iPhone 16 Pro Max is 3X instead of 2X.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max is 2868 by 1320 at 460 ppi.

So if you're worried, like, how is this phone chip going to drive the display?

It has so many pixels.

Don't worry about it.

the phone that it came from has more pixels that's awesome it's 500 nits it's only srgb so no p3 no true tone no ambient light sensor uh the ports this is where the a19 a18 pro comes in again it has one usb 3 that does 10 gigabits per second for charging and display port but it can do one display at four i guess it can't do the 6k it's one external display at 4k at 60 so it couldn't do the 6k display but it can do the 4k display it can't do the 5k display either which is a bummer anyway

And then the other port, thank God it has more than one, so it is not a MacBook One.

The other port, which is also USB-C, is USB 2 at 480 megabits per second.

And why?

Why the hell does it have a USB 3 port and a USB 2 port?

Because that, I think, is what the A18 Pro can support.

I think Gruber mentioned this in one of his things.