MacBooks are now legitimate gaming machines – and the future looks promising

Think MacBooks suck at gaming? Think again – I’ve been genuinely surprised .

https://www.techradar.com/computing/macbooks/macbooks-are-now-legitimate-gaming-machines-and-the-future-looks-promising

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