After Apple turned the world of computing upside down with the release of its M1 chip, proving the hold Intel had over the high-end processor market could be broken, Apple has rolled out a new version of its processors like clockwork each autumn. We are now onto the third version of Apple’s in-house silicon, fittingly named the M3. It also comes in M3 Pro and M3 Max varieties, although those are not my focus this time – this review covers the base
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