In a recent article we highlighted a shortcoming on the new Apple Mac M1 computers, that is the Extended Display limitations.
Now YouTuber Ruslan Tulupov has made a video showing a workaround and showing 6 displays running on the new Mac M1 computers.
This will come as a welcome piece of news to those who want to run more than one external display, yes it’s a workaround but at this point unless Apple change the limit on using Extended Desktop, it’s better than nothing.
Just 5 months ago, Apple released the first 3rd generation Apple silicon equipped computers, and we now learn that it is accelerating the release timetable for the M4 chips to try and turn around falling sales for Mac computers. It also may mean they won’t release M3 versions of some products. We have the details.
Four months after the release of the first M3-powered Mac computers, Apple has announced 13-inch and 15-inch M3 versions of the MacBook Air with at least one new feature that will be of great interest to budget conscious Pro users.
In this article, Mike Thornton offers his predictions for what Apple might be planning for 2024 in terms of new hardware, peripherals and their use of AI.
Choosing the correct Mac computer for your studio can be very difficult. Which model should I choose, how many processors, how much memory, and so much more? In this guide, we will help you navigate all the options to help you choose the best Mac for your studio.
Whether summer seems like a distant memory, or you’re finally waving goodbye to longer, colder nights, engineers the world over had some formidable choices on the table in October. Here we list some of our favourites…
In a surprise announcement from Serato, after appearing to have abandoned support for Pitch ‘n Time, they have announced support for the latest Apple software and hardware. We have the details.
If you are about to buy for a new M3 powered Apple Mac, we want to tell you how you can save money without compromising on real-world power.
Today, Apple held an online-only event entitled ‘Scary Fast’ in which they announced the latest iteration of the Apple Silicon chips, the M3, M3 Pro and M3 Max, powering a new 24-inch iMac desktop and new 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops. We have the details.
After much speculation as to ‘will they, won’t they’, Apple has finally announced an online-only event called ‘Scary Fast’ for October 30th 2023. As always, we don’t know for sure what they will announce, but in this article, we share what we know.
With its sublime interface and robust performance, macOS has long been the cornerstone of many a studio setup. But as Apple's focus drifts toward hardware advancements and consumer-oriented gimmicks, one can’t help wondering: is macOS losing its allure for the very community that once championed it?