Apple is widely expected to release the 2021 MacBook Pro models at some point later this year. A couple of separate reports detail the same features that are reportedly planned for the new >>
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The next big MacBook upgrade might be coming sooner than we thought
Apple will reportedly launch a big MacBook upgrade next year, with manufacturing set to start in the second quarter. A report from Asia says that the M1 MacBook Pro will get a mini-LED >>
Apple’s first laptops with iPhone-like chips are coming sooner than we thought
Apple will reportedly release its first ARM-based MacBook Pro and MacBook Air later this year. A new supply chain report says that parts and components for a 13-inch MacBook Pro and MacBook Air >>
Redesigned 14-inch MacBook Pro to launch next year
Apple is rumored to launch a 14-inch MacBook Pro laptop next year, which could replace the 13.3-inch model. The 13.3-inch MacBook Pro just got a significant upgrade, but the screen size wasn’t changed >>
13-inch MacBook Pro with mini-LED display may arrive next month
Apple may replace its 13-inch MacBook Pro with a 14.1-inch model later this month. The new MacBook Pro may incorporate mini-LED technology which allows for thinner displays and improved display quality. Visit BGR’s >>
MacBooks unlike anything Apple has ever made are coming soon
Apple is expected to update its MacBook Pro and MacBook Air lines this year, with noted analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claiming that several notable upgrades are on the way. New MacBook Pro and Air >>
All the unexpected products Apple is set to release in the first half of 2020 just leaked
If there’s one thing that Apple’s most recent earnings report proved, it’s that the company has adeptly managed to create new revenue streams outside of the iPhone. From the company’s increasingly popular line >>
iPhone 12’s processor may be powerful enough to run a MacBook Pro
Apple has been rumored to be working on an ARM MacBook that would drop Intel’s chips in favor of its own processors. Versions of the iPhone chips that are unmatched in the mobile >>
