Well you know that Apple's been making a lot of progress with the silicon products they put out and most recently people were talking about the M1, the mobile chip for laptops and it'll probably make its way into desktop computers. They're pro stuff eventually.

Some version of it, they'll throw an X on it, they'll put another number in there, whatever

it is, a bunch more cores.

So that's been the most recent thing that people have been talking about is kind of the

performance they've been able to achieve for a company that's so fresh to that market but

they're not really that fresh because they've been doing big things in the

Mobile processor department for a really long time with the A series lineup

culminating in the most recent version

we're all the way in A14

yes iPhone 12 12 pro Pro, iPad Air, right, has a version of that, doesn't it?

Do they put a different name on it when it goes in the iPad?

I honestly can't remember, do they put an different name on it when it goes in the iPad?

I honestly can't remember, do they put an X or something?

It's in the, okay, it appears in a fourth generation iPad air as well.

Okay, so anyways, look, they're doing big things to the point where if you there's

doing big things to the point where if you check the benchmarks if you're one of these people

Apple's just been crushing it for a really long time

now this doesn't always equate to being the fastest device to interact with.

It really depends on the use case scenario and benchmarks or benchmarks to take it for what it is.

But it does mean something. It means that Apple is

doing big things in that department with those engineers that work there and

it's been a differentiating characteristic for them.

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