Name: 新しいMacBookレビュー：未来をほんの少しだけ垣間見る (New MacBook review: a tiny glimpse at the future)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:30:22.000Z
Duration: 5 min 47 s
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The machine sitting on my lap is just a laptop.

But it’s more than that. It’s the future of laptops.

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And it might not be your next laptop. But it’s definitely going to be the one after that.

It’s the new MacBook, and it’s AMAZING!

without making you give up having a real laptop with a real keyboard.

It’s a ridiculously thin, incredibly light,  almost impossibly small machine.

It has a high-resolution display,  a fancy new keyboard,

and a trackpad that fits inside this tiny frame.

And it lasts about a full day of single charge.

Apple had to invent some parts that go into it  and compromise something like speed and ports.

But the result is a 12-inch, aluminum laptop that only weights about 2 pounds.

I seriously can’t get over how small and light this thing feels.

It’s like the first MacBook Air all over again.

And like the first MacBook Air, it’s expensive，starting at about $1299.

The regular check-click keyboard that you see in every other Mac was too thick for this MacBook,

even though they don't travel as far,  they still feel really clicky.

The first time you type on it,  it does feel a little weird,

and it sounds kind of weird, too.  But then you get used to it.

You can let your fingers gently glide over the keys,

or if you're like me, you can bang away as though you are using a typewriter.

Either works, and either way feels really good.

It’s a Retina screen with 2304 by 1440 pixels.

But Apple gives you four different scales to few things

because at full resolution it would be impossible to see anything.

It gives me the same effect of screen size of a 13-inch MacBook Air only inside this tiny package.

to make it thinner, brighter,  and more energy-efficient.

It’s probably my favorite thing about this laptop.

But the craziest invention is this forced-touch trackpad.

Inside it are four sensing-pads  that can detect pressure.

That means when you click the top and the bottom, it feels exactly the same.

When you press down, there is a click,  but you’re not clicking.

Instead, there’s a electronic magnate inside that makes you feel a click.

You can even adjust how strong that click feels.

Apple has built a all-source of tricks into the OS 10 to take advantage of it.

You can force-click to get definition of a word,

you can speed through a video in a variable speeds,

and eventually software of Mac could give you physical feedback depending what you are doing.

Like in iMovie, where the trackpad gives you a small click when you reach the end of a clip.

It’s a little weird,  but it’s fun to imagine other possibilities.

And there’re other invention inside the MacBook.

The batteries are tiered,  so the more that we can canned inside.

And our test says it lasts around 8  as long as you don’t push the processor too hard.

And if you really take it easy,  you can have it last a long as 10 hours.

But now, let’s talk about the compromises.

The first thing is that it uses a processor that we haven’t really seen on a Mac yet

—the Intel Core M(首款採用 14 奈米製程技術的處理器).

The base model,  which is what I’m testing,

runs what seems like a pretty pokey 1.1 gigahertz,

that makes about as fast as a four-year-old 11-inch MacBook Air.

That seems pretty slow,  but what matters is that

this Mac feels fast enough for most of what I do, and a little bit too slow for the rest of it.

all the usual apps that I use the fast majority of time runs just fine.

But open up a big photo library or try to edit a video in iMovie

but instead of being limited by the web,  you're limited by the speed.

For a lot of people, that tradeoff is worth it.

Using that processor means that Apple can have a tiny logic board inside it.

It’s completely silent and though it does get a little warm, it’s never hot.

But there’s one more tradeoff that probably isn't worth it

-at least it’s not yet-it’s this port.

Other than the headphone jack, it’s the only port.

You use it for the power, you use it for connecting a monitor,

you use it for USB devices, iPhones, cameras, SD card readers, whatever.

And for all of those things, right now,  you are going to need adaptors.

there aren't any devices that use it yet  without using an adaptor.

So, for example,  I haven’t been able to plug in my Apple computer into my Apple Cinema Display

You can spend the same or less money on a laptop

that’s a little bit bigger  and that doesn’t have any of these hassles.

Now here’s the thing about those two compromises, they’re about the future.

Someday, we'll have a processor that fits inside this tiny body

that is powerful enough to everything you really need it to do.

because everything will just use the same plug.

For example, I was able to charge this MacBook of a standard battery brickthat was meant for a phone.