India, Feb. 24 -- Apple's MacBook Pro lineup has continuously pushed the boundaries of computing performance, effectiveness, and AI integrated enhancements. Since Apple Silicon replaced Intel chips, each new generation-M1, M2, M3, and now M4-has brought notable improvements in speed, graphics processing, and power utilisation. The latest M4 chip takes centre stage, promising faster performance, a more powerful GPU, and deeper AI integration. But do these claims translate into real world advantages, or is the leap from previous models less substantial than Apple suggests?

For users still holding onto their M1 MacBook Pro or those who recently revamped to the M3, the big question is if the M4 justifies an upgrade. This in depth comparison ...