#Apple macbook core 2 duo 2.4 13 mac os#
#Apple macbook core 2 duo 2.4 13 pro#

The sensor is 23% larger, too, to let in more light, as Samsung makes a push to improve camera performance in low light. The main camera now has a 50MP rating instead of the 12MP wide-angle shooter used in last year's phone. The Galaxy S22 features the same basic camera setup that Samsung used for the Galaxy S21, but with some notable improvements to the hardware. And the S22 can scale all the way down to 48Hz when the on-screen action is static as a way to preserve battery life. Even the Pixel 6's 90Hz refresh rate doesn't measure up to what the Galaxy S22 offers. Samsung has opted for a 120Hz refresh rate, which means smoother scrolling when compared to phones like the iPhone 13, which is fixed at 60Hz. The Galaxy S22 holds one other edge over phones in its price range, such as the $799 iPhone 13 and $599 Pixel 6. Likewise, even the more shadowy scenes from the Cyrano trailer on YouTube were highly detailed, thanks to the way the S22 panel handled inky blanks and stylized lighting. You certainly won't be disappointed when watching videos on the Galaxy S22's screen, which proved more than capable handling the shifting tones of Steven Spielberg's West Side Story remake. (Numbers closer to zero are more accurate.) As it stands, the S22's 0.25 Delta-E rating in Natural mode edges ahead of the iPhone 13's 0.26 score. You can get even more colors on the S22 screen by opting for Vivid mode, though that will come at the expense of color accuracy. When set to Natural mode, the S22's display shows off 110% of the sRGB color spectrum, matching the iPhone 13's output.

Speaking of colors, they're pretty vivid on the Galaxy S22's AMOLED panel. The feature certainly allowed me to double-check the sample photos I was snapping on a bright, sunny day without compromising color. When you do, Samsung's Vision Booster technology not only adjusts brightness but also color contrast so that colors aren't washed out at the expense of a more visible screen.

#Apple macbook core 2 duo 2.4 13 pro#

I would generally agree, and add that the optional high resolution screen of the MacBook Pro 15″ is a really compelling upgrade.In practical terms, you won't struggle to see the Galaxy S22 screen in bright sunlight, though you may have to crank up the brightness all the way to get every detail.

#Apple macbook core 2 duo 2.4 13 mac os#

PrimateLabs goes on to recommend the base MacBook Pro 15″ Core i5 and maxed out RAM, which isn’t surprising considering the huge performance gain of the Core i5 processor, and more RAM is always good with Mac OS X. Memory scores (especially Stream scores which measure raw memory bandwidth) are higher due to the integrated memory controller on the i5 and i7. For example, Turbo Boost and Hyper-Threading provide a nice boost to processor scores single-threaded workloads benefit from higher processor frequencies while multi-threaded workloads benefit from extra hardware threads. This is a result of the architecture improvements in the i5 and the i7. It’s interesting to note, though, that the slowest Core i5 is faster than the fastest Core 2 Duo processor despite running at a much lower frequency (2.40GHz vs 3.06GHz). It’s no surprise the new laptops are faster. The above chart was put together by PrimateLabs, who notes the following (emphasis mine): This is in line with earlier MacBook Pro benchmarks showing the 50% performance gain when moving from the Core 2 Duo chips to the Core i7. As you can see from the scores, the MacBook Pro Core i5 and i7 models really blow away their predecessors, while the MacBook Pro 13″ model with it’s Core 2 Duo processor gets a smaller bump in the benchmarks.