The MacBook Pro 13 with an M1 chip is on pre-order today, starting at $1,299/€1,413 for an 8/256GB model and $1,499/€1,637 for the 8/512GB model. Apple promises 17 hours of web browsing (2 more than the new M1-powered MacBook Air) and 20 hours of Apple TV app movie playback (2 hours more than the Air). The Pro boasts a touch bar, a brighter screen (500 vs 400 nits), better stereo speakers, higher ("studio") quality microphones and better battery life.īattery life on the MacBook Pro 13 is actually the best on any Apple laptop to date and twice that of the Intel-equipped predecessor. Hollywood’s most powerful tools for professional editing, color correction, audio post and visual effects DaVinci Resolve 18 is the world’s only solution that combines professional 8K editing, color correction, visual effects and audio post production all in one software tool You can instantly move between editing, color, effects, and audio with a single click. That alone could prove a major difference in performance. Naturally the chipset is the same, but the Pro has a cooling fan, whereas the Air is fanless. Apple hasn't specified whether they compare to the quad-core or the dual-core 13-inch MacBook Pro - devices with vastly differing GPU capabilities.īut a much more interesting comparison would be between the M1-equipped MacBook Pro 13 and the M1-equipped MacBook Air.
The 8-core CPU and 8-core GPU Apple M1 helps the MacBook Pro 13 to build code in Xcode up to 2.8x faster than the Intel 13-inch Pro, also render a complex 3D title in Final Cut Pro up to 5.9x faster, perform ML tasks up to 11x faster and play full-quality 8K ProRes video in DaVinci Resolve without dropping a frame. The first beta of DaVinci Resolve 17.1 with Apple Silicon support can be downloaded from the Blackmagic website here.The MacBook Pro 13 was the only so-called Pro machine to get the new Apple-designed M1 chip and it's used it to outperform its Intel-powered predecessor in more than a few tasks. Adobe, for instance, has said that Lightroom will run natively on Apple Silicon next month, followed by Photoshop in early 2021. Key to that success, however, will be widespread support from popular creative tools. “This software update adds universal app support for Macs running Apple M1 processors and is compatible with Mac OS Big Sur,” Blackmagic Design explains.Įarlier this week, a report explained that the first M1 Macs could be big news for Hollywood creatives.
This beta version of DaVinci Resolve means that the software is now a universal app that runs natively on Macs powered by Apple Silicon and Intel. This means that DaVinci Resolve will run natively on your M1-powered Mac when it arrives. Ahead of the first M1-powered Macs arriving to customers next week, Blackmagic Design has released a new beta of its popular DaVinci Resolve video editor and color correction tool with Apple Silicon support.
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