It’s amazing to me that they speak directly to imaging making pros with what have been, typically thought of, as more consumer facing machines. They show DaVinci Resolve and tout 6 or 8k performance. They show Logic, FCPX (6x render speed!), Lightroom, Photoshop, Cinema4D. The proof is always in the pudding, but who knows, this may be Apple’s fastest computer yet. The only (sort of) disappointing spec for me is that the mini is downgraded to 1Gb ethernet from 10Gb in the intel version. I guess I’ll be curious to see where it goes from here as I don’t know much about Apple Silicon. Can things get bigger and even more powerful? Can there be 2 or more chips? Maximum Ram and SSD configs are all reduced (by half) from the intel versions of the machines. Why is this? Are they not expected to last as long, not from a quality standpoint, but from a development lifecycle? Are these a few lower cost stop-gap machines to gather user experiences and determine design upgrades for future Macs with Apple Silicon? Will I finally be able to levitate on command when I buy the latest Apple product?