As part of the crackdown on attacks against M1 Macs, Intel this week launched a “PC vs Mac” website that is heavily biased for PC devices equipped with Intel chips and making Doubtful claims about Apple’s M1 Mac line.
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The Intel website states that Apple’s M1 Mac criteria don’t “translate to real-world use” and when compared to PCs with 11th-Generation Intel chips, the features of M1 MacBook “simply don’t stacking. ”
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Intel is positioning PCs as more “personalized” to meet “user-specific hardware and software needs,” while the M1 Macs offer device support, games and creative applications “Restricted”. “The bottom line is PC gives users a choice, something that users with a Mac don’t get,” the website read.
PCs offer a “complete touchscreen” instead of a “limited Mac Touch Bar,” along with “2 options for 1 Form Factor” while Apple forces customers to pay for “multi-device and gear. “The website highlights specific software such as AI – based content creation tools from Topaz Labs that are said to be faster on 11th generation Intel Core chips, and faster Chrome performance.
PC is built for the user. They can run no matter what software and games users want to run and replace all the plug-ins you like. The possibilities are endless with a PC against a wall with Apple’s tightly controlled wall.
Intel this week launched a major campaign against Apple silicon aimed at the M1 Macs. A series of ads released on YouTube star former “I’m a Mac” actor Justin Long deny the benefits of Intel-based PC devices.