To be clear, the Macbook Pro isn’t so ready that companies like Adobe will suddenly start recommending this over an Intel processor. Even benchmark tests return stellar results. Most legacy apps seem to work just fine and well enough to take care of the tasks a Macbook Pro is meant for. Whereas the Surface Pro X suffered from some slowdowns and crashes in this department, the Macbook Pro does not. Like Microsoft, the iPhone maker also built-in an emulator into its operating system, which is meant to make legacy apps run smoothly on the new chip. Also Read | Urgency to fix India’s bankruptcy code
