As per Gurman, the new MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models, powered by the M5 chipset, may enter mass production soon. The MacBook Pro is said to have two models codenamed J714 and J716, while J813 and ...

Apple’s M5 Macs are not expected to arrive until 2026, marking a later rollout than some initial predictions suggested. Both the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air will transition to M5 silicon next year, ...

Apple’s MacBook lineup could be in for a major shakeup. The company is reportedly planning on releasing a new laptop that can compete with Windows laptops in the budget market. Such a laptop could ...

Apple’s upcoming MacBook Air M5, scheduled for release in spring 2026, introduces significant internal enhancements while maintaining the iconic design that has defined the Air lineup. Although some ...

Apple's transition to its own in-house designed silicon based on Arm is bearing fruit (excuse the pun) these days. Now several years into the pivot away from using Intel's x86 chips, Apple's latest ...

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Both are Apple’s most popular laptops, but the difference between the MacBook Pro and MacBook Air goes far beyond the names. If you’ve already decided that your next computer will be a MacBook, the ...

The 13-inch Apple MacBook Air M4 was just released in March, but it’s already part of the Apple deals of Best Buy. Don’t miss this chance to buy the powerful laptop with a $200 discount that brings it ...

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