The M1 chip is still making headlines for offering blazing speed while sipping power gently. Emulators typically slow down performance significantly, but something about Apple’s hardware and software seems to make the impact negligible. When Apple announced that its newest 13-inch MacBook Air, MacBook Pro and Mac mini would be powered by its M1 chip, it told existing Mac owners that the Intel apps would still run just fine and in some cases even faster.
