I'm really glad you found the article clear and helpful. It took quite a bit of time to research and organize everything in a simple way, and your feedback truly means a lot!

I posted this in the other article but just to repeat:

The old Performance cores are indeed rebranded as Super cores, but the new Performance cores are NOT the same as the old Efficiency cores. Rather they represent a new middle core design.

So under the new nomenclature the A19 has 2 S-cores and 4 E-cores, the base M5 has 4 S-cores and 6 E-cores, while the M5 Pro/Max has up to 6 S-cores and 12 P-cores.

QuoteApple will likely keep the single-core performance crown, and the extra CPU cores could help it bridge the gap with AMD Strix Halo.

In most native benchmarks the M4 Max is already faster than the Strix Halo.

Can we PLEASE stop naming everything "Neo" and "Go". Or "Pro" and "Ultra" while we're on it. I mean show a little creativity please?

I understand your perspective. Meaningful patient connections and strong team support are important. It's encouraging that some Philadelphia home care agencies offer training, mentorship, and regular check-ins so caregivers feel supported.

There appears to be a mistake both in this and your other article on the M5 Pro/Max regarding the new Super and Performance cores:

The old Performance cores are indeed rebranded as Super cores, but the new Performance cores are NOT the same as the old Efficiency cores. Rather they represent a new middle core design.

So under the new nomenclature the A19 has 2 S-cores and 4 E-cores, the base M5 has 4 S-cores and 6 E-cores, while the M5 Pro/Max has up to 6 S-cores and 12 P-cores.

It's the Avata 360. We've known about it since Oct 2025. It's basically the Avata 2 with the Osmo 360 lens system in place of the gimballed lens the Avata 2 has allowing it to do full 360 photosphere panorama snapshots at 150MP and movies at 8K. It's similar to the Antigravity A1, but more compact, has a front facing camera mode that turns it into a more normal drone camera (but insane wide angle) and if the leaked price sheets are right, should come in WAY cheaper than the A1 at around US$500 and works with more controllers.