 But let's talk about the M1 Pro versus the M1X, John, because there's not as much difference as I would have initially thought, right? The, sorry, I'm saying the M1X because I have it written that way in my notes. There is no M1X. It's the M1 Max. So there's the M1 Pro versus the M1 Max. And the nearest I can tell you John and help me with this if you have more details. But the M1 Pro and M1 Max both sort of max out at that 10 core CPU, but where the M1 Max goes and goes beyond goes above and beyond is the GPU, right? Where you get the 16 core neural engine in all of them. And then the M1 Max can go to either a 24 core GPU or a 32 core GPU. And the M1 Max also lifts the ceiling from 32 gigs of RAM to 64 gigs of RAM as a max, right? Okay. And what else is there between the two CPUs? I know Apple was saying that memory bandwidth on the max is 400 gigabits per second whereas on the pro it's 200. Right. Okay. So CPU wise it's no faster. And their charts showed that too. Those charts were interesting that they were showing. It was, you know, the CPU performance really didn't change because it's the same CPU between the, you know, between the M1 Pro and the M1 Max. But it was the GPU performance where things really kind of kicked up a notch, if you will. And these seem to be about 50% faster on the CPU than the M1 chip, right? Cause I'm looking at the chart that they showed in their, in their, you know, in the presentation. And they called the M1, they listed that at a hundred on their relative performance chart and the M1 Pro and the M1 Max clock in at 150 on the relative performance chart. So to me, that's 50% faster. So it was nice to see them saying that it was faster than the old one, which is, you know, old being a year old. So any more on the M1 Pro versus the M1 Max? Don't see the whole, yeah, I haven't seen a whole lot published about it yet, but I'm sure we'll get more, of course. So, yeah, it's, I'm, you know, I'm stoked to see it. You know, even the M1, let us not forget that the M1 chip is super fast. And I have yet to hit a performance ceiling on it. You know, I mean, I, there are, there are some things that I do routinely that I see it max out all my, you know, cores. Strangely launching Pixelmator Pro maxes out my cores. Now it only happens for, you know, a second or a second and a half or something. But I happen to notice while I'm waiting for Pixelmator Pro to, you know, fully launch that my cores are just maxed out, which is a good thing to me. It's like, okay, yeah, let's, you know, let's use them. So, but yeah. Yeah, what else? External display support. So the M1 Mac supports four external displays. Right. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The M1 supports two. I'm just looking at their comparison chart here. Is that, you want to bring up that comparison chart for us, John? You have it on anything? Excuse me. Yeah, man. Yeah, okay. So I had caught that the M1 Mac supported four. I did, I missed that these. So you said the M1 Pro supports two external displays. Is that right? Mm-hmm. Okay, that's great. So that's one more than the M1 supports, right? Because the M, when we say external displays, we're talking about it from a laptop standpoint on the Mac mini, of course, it supports two external displays because that there is no internal display. But, you know, the M1 chip itself supports a maximum of two displays. It sounds like the M1 Pro supports a maximum of three and the M1 Mac supports a maximum of five. And so that, that's huge. I think is, that was a limiting factor. That was the reason I got my M1 mini. The guy wanted to trade it for me because he had three external displays that he wanted to use and he didn't like having to do it with display links. So he was like, I don't want to keep it. That's fine. I'm good. I only use two displays. Only use two displays. And the battery life is better. And I guess this MagSafe 3 will do what they call faster charging. Yeah. Right. 30 minutes up to 50%. That's really good. That's great. Yeah. Yeah. I wonder, I wonder if we get any of that. Do we get any of that fast charge on USB-C? That would be, I don't know. I don't know.