12" MacBook<p>I'm surprised Apple never re-released the 12" MacBook with an M-series chip.<p>Since that was the defining moment when Apple realized they needed to create their own computer cpu (M-series).<p>---<p>For context, in 2015 Apple release for the first time both the:<p>- 12" MacBook (running Intel)<p>- iPad Pro (running a beefed up A-series chip)<p>The form factor of these two devices was near identical.<p>But the speed and power consumption was hugely different.<p>People constantly complained how slow and hot the Intel 12" MacBook was.<p>While the iPad Pro (with it's beefed up A-series) had super long battery life, fast and cool.<p>That's when Apple realized that Intel wasn't going to be able to produce the CPUs they wanted and went all in on creating M-Series.
The specs look pretty good on paper (super light, low TDP, decent CPU, lots of storage and RAM) and the price is pretty low: the top level model (32 GB RAM and 2TB storage) comes out to a bit less 2k euros. Of course it'd be more expensive when it actually comes to the EU for sale, but still, the pricing is pretty competitive.