Macos Monterey in Intel Macs will not be able to use some features

Although Apple would love to sell only Mac with his own chips, he has not fully dropped the ball on his hardware based on Intel, at least not immediately. That inevitable future will eventually come, but probably is probably presumed to be a slow trip. It is surprising and not surprising, at the same time that Apple is rolling the ball as soon as Macons Monterey at the end of this year. It turns out that some of the great features of the version will only be available for M1 Macs after all.

Apple is more likely to have obligations, both legal and moral, to maintain their support for their existing products, such as Mac Intel who currently make up most of the computers currently available from the company. However, there is nothing that requires it to make new features are available for the oldest hardware, especially if those ancient Mac do not have the ability to support those characteristics in the first place. That can be the reasoning and excuse behind Apple’s decision to make some of the new features of Macons Monterey exclusive from M1 Macs.

The micrositium of the preview of Macos Monterey of the Company lists all the juicy features that have reached the way of MacOS users, most of which the company already announced in its WWDC 2021 keynote. However, note A Footer, however, reveals that some of them require MP MP more than only specific year models or memory settings. In particular, features such as live text in photos, facetime portrait mode, and speech-related features will not be available at Intel Macs.

Given what features are being retained from these computers, ARS Technica Theoriza that learning the machine is the fault of this restriction. Apple has been particularly proud of the 16-core M1 Silicon Neural Processing Unit and despite Intel’s own boasting about AI and ML’s ability of its chips, the latter may not have been sufficient for Apple’s requirements.

Apple is naturally within your rights to introduce characteristics that require more powerful hardware. It simply happens that this hardware is your own and leaves most Mac owners in the cold. It would be surprising if Apple was accused of planned obsolescence, but it has already passed through that dance before many times.

Although Apple would love to sell only Mac with his own chips, he has not fully dropped the ball on his hardware based on Intel, at least not immediately. That inevitable future will eventually come, but probably is probably presumed to be a slow trip. It is surprising and not surprising, at the same time that Apple is rolling the ball as soon as Macons Monterey at the end of this year. It turns out that some of the great features of the version will only be available for M1 Macs after all.

Apple is more likely to have obligations, both legal and moral, to maintain their support for their existing products, such as Mac Intel who currently make up most of the computers currently available from the company. However, there is nothing that requires it to make new features are available for the oldest hardware, especially if those ancient Mac do not have the ability to support those characteristics in the first place. That can be the reasoning and excuse behind Apple’s decision to make some of the new features of Macons Monterey exclusive from M1 Macs.

The micrositium of the preview of Macos Monterey of the Company lists all the juicy features that have reached the way of MacOS users, most of which the company already announced in its WWDC 2021 keynote. However, note A Footer, however, reveals that some of them require MP MP more than only specific year models or memory settings. In particular, features such as live text in photos, facetime portrait mode, and speech-related features will not be available at Intel Macs.

Given what features are being retained from these computers, ARS Technica Theoriza that learning the machine is the fault of this restriction. Apple has been particularly proud of the 16-core M1 Silicon Neural Processing Unit and despite Intel’s own boasting about AI and ML’s ability of its chips, the latter may not have been sufficient for Apple’s requirements.

Apple is naturally within your rights to introduce characteristics that require more powerful hardware. It simply happens that this hardware is your own and leaves most Mac owners in the cold. It would be surprising if Apple was accused of planned obsolescence, but it has already passed through that dance before many times.