> makes the MBA an entirely viable dev machine for many workloads.
So this, like the M1 supports only ONE external display.. so as long as you live the lopsided big-small life, sure.
So this, like the M1 supports only ONE external display.. so as long as you live the lopsided big-small life, sure.
It's perfect segmentation, most people don't care, and those that do will pay.
(Hell, is the central GPU even running the touchbar, or is there a specialized display circuit just for it?)
That said, my reaction to this whole thread is pretty much "I guess multiple external monitors is a reason to upsell you to a Pro machine" so we agree on that point :)
But if it (as it actually is I suspect) a USB connected thing that refreshes very slowly, it's not a display at all.
And the MacBook Air can take a USB "monitor" for whatever that's worth.
Framerate's hard to determine from a youtube video of someone pointing a camera at it, single-stepping has some things seeming to move at the same framerate as the camera but redrawing the whole screen as the player moves around looks more like 1/3 of the camera's framerate to me.
Oh no, you're breaking my heart. Is there no adapter you can buy that splits that 6k thunderbolt bandwidth into two smaller external displays? Okay I just googled, and it looks like there are third party DisplayLink which sort of maybe work, but are not officially supported? But people SEEM to have dual 4k monitors working?