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Apple’s next wave: iPhone 17e and a cheaper MacBook

Apple will be launching several new products in the first half of 2026, focusing on performance upgrades and wider access to its in-house chips and AI features

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Report: Imminent Apple hardware updates include MacBook Pro, iPads, and iPhone 17e

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All the new products Apple could release in March: iPhone 17e, iPad Air, MacBooks

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Apple iPhone 17e could boast a long-requested feature

Apple could be gearing up to launch its next budget iPhone.

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Apple may launch iPhone 17e, more MacBook Pro models in Feb: What to expect

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iPhone 17e set to launch soon with new chip, MagSafe, and no price hike: Report

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Apple set to launch iPhone 17e soon, here's how much it might cost

Gurman claims that the iPhone 17e will arrive with at least four notable improvements, including the A19 chip, MagSafe charging, a new cellular modem, and upgraded wireless connectivity.

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iPhone 17e launching soon with 3 upgrades, no price hike

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Apple - Launching budget iPads, the iPhone 17e, and more devices soon

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Apple MacBook Rumors: New M5 MacBook Pros Could Be Here Soon

In addition to Pro models getting M5 Pro and M5 Max chips, Apple is reportedly prepping a budget MacBook for $599, an M5 refresh for the MacBook Air and the first MacBook with a touchscreen OLED display.

Apple’s Next-Gen MacBook Pro Models Get a New Launch Window

Fans of Apple’s professional laptops have been eagerly awaiting the next major update to the MacBook Pro line and recent reporting suggests that the M5 Pro and M5 Max MacBook Pro models are finally nearing their debut.

Apple Confirms New Options For Your Next MacBook Pro

Apple’s iOS 26.3 beta has listed new MacBook Pro options, offering a look into the specifications and models we can expect later this year.

M5 Ultra Mac Studio: The Only Computer You’ll Ever Need

Discover Apple’s M5 Ultra Mac Studio with groundbreaking M5 Max and M5 Ultra chips, redefining high-performance computing at WWDC.