Apple unveils new MacBook Air with M2 processor in multiple colors
Apple has used WWDC to reveal a major redesign of the MacBook Air, upgrading it to be more in line with the current-gen MacBook Pro range.
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Apple praised and slammed for representation of women at March event
More women presented at its March 8 Apple Event than ever before, and it happened without Apple patronizingly championing the fact. Yet behind the scenes, the company is still apparently failing its staff in this regard.
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Apple Studio Display only starts at $1599, and can easily climb to $2458
Apple launched the new Studio Display at $1,599, but some options can take that higher — and depending on your use case, they may be options you want.
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Apple launches the 27-inch Apple Studio Display with 5K, speakers, camera
Apple has unveiled its $1,599 Apple Studio Display, a new monitor that is intended to complement the new Mac Studio and provide a lower-resolution alternative to the Pro Display XDR.
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'iPad Air 5' rumored to have 8GB RAM, 128GB storage, Apple Silicon M1 processor
A new leak says that the forthcoming iPad Air 5 will retain its $599 price, but will have 8GB RAM, start at 128GB storage, and use the M1 processor.
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Apple Store down ahead of 'Peek performance' event
Apple has taken its online Apple Store offline while it is "making updates," with it expected to stay offline until after the end of the Apple event.
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Safari Translation uncovers March 8 event hints on international Apple sites
Every Apple site in the world is on-message about the March 8 event - but there are tantalizing differences in how some of them are describing it.
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Three new Macs revealed in EEC regulatory filings
Ahead of the expected March launch event, Apple has registered three Macs, including at least one MacBook, in the Eurasian Economic Commission's regulatory database.
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Preps for new 13-inch MacBook Pro charged through China's holiday celebrations
A new report claims that Chinese component suppliers worked though the country's Lunar New Year holiday in order to meet a March release for a new MacBook Pro.
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