The latest MacBook Pro laptops are powered by the new M3, M3 Pro, and M3 Max Apple Silicon. In addition to more powerful and efficient CPUs and GPUs, these MacBook Pro machines support up to 128GB of ...

A day after Apple announced its Scary Fast event for October 30, which we believe will be a Mac-focused keynote, a leaker shared the box of one of the possible launches. According to ShrimpApplePro on ...

The Apple MacBook Pro (2023) lineup brings the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro laptops up to date with Apple’s M2 generation processors. The M2 first debuted in 2021, with both last summer’s Apple ...

An unverifiable source has shown what they claim is a photo of the box for a new, as yet unannounced MacBook Pro. An image on Chinese social media site Weibo suggests that the event is at least going ...

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As what observers would commonly refer to as a spec-bump update, Apple's newest top-tier MacBook Pro models are pretty much the same as the previous ones in appearance and in many other factors. Apple ...

In upgrading the MacBook Pro 14 and 16 from the M1 Pro/Max to the M2 Pro/Max, Apple kept almost everything but the processors the same. That’s a good thing, because these are two of the best laptops ...

Apple surprise dropped new 2023 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros powered by the new M2 Pro and M2 Max chip, and a Mac mini configurable with an M2 or M2 Pro chip. The new laptops offer faster CPU and GPU ...

Apple’s latest MacBook Pro laptops are powered by the new M2 Pro and M2 Max custom silicon. Along with a more powerful CPU and GPU, the MacBook Pro machines support up to 96GB RAM, Wi-Fi 6E, 8K output ...

Apple this week refreshed the MacBook Pro with its latest Apple silicon chips, but what exactly do the latest machines bring to the table and is it worth upgrading from the previous generations? The ...

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