Mac Studio with M2 Max and M2 Ultra now available on Apple's refurbished store
Apple has already begun offering the latest M2 Mac Studio models in its refurbished store, just months after its June launch.
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Mac Studio
Wesley Hilliard
Apple highlights interactive, collaborative AR art experience 'Deep Field'
"Deep Field," a new immersive art experience, uses the iPad Pro and Apple Pencil to help students around the world co-create a natural wonderland.
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Amber Neely
Mac mini, Mac Studio, iMac - Best Mac desktop to buy at any price point
If you need to buy a new desktop, Apple offers a wide range of devices that you can buy. Here's the best Mac desktop to consider picking up based on the size of your budget.
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Malcolm Owen
M2 Mac Studio vs Mac Pro 2023 — compared
Apple updated the Mac Studio to M2 during WWDC 2023, at the same time as introducing an Apple Silicon Mac Pro. This is what's different between two Macs that are both very different, but also strikingly similar.
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Mac Studio 2023 review: You probably want this, and not the Mac Pro
Apple's Mac Studio is the heir apparent for the "Pro" market, and the addition of the M2 processor to the line just solidifies that position even further.
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Mike Wuerthele
Mac Studio review roundup: The Pro's choice
Prior to wide availability, reviews of Apple's new Mac Studio highlight its exceptional performance and pinpoint exactly where it fits into Apple's product lineup.
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Andrew Orr
2023 Mac Studio vs 2022 Mac Studio - compared
Apple's second-generation Mac Studio is packed with top-tier M2-series chips. Here's how the specs compare against the previous version running M1 Max and M1 Ultra chips.
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M2 Ultra benchmarks show performance bump over M1 Ultra
The first benchmark results for the M2 Ultra have started to surface, with the latest Apple Silicon chip appearing to have an as-expected bump in performance over its predecessor.
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The new Apple Silicon Mac Pro badly misses the mark for most of the target market
The Apple Silicon Mac Pro is here two and a half years after the shift from Intel began, but it looks like the company only did it to say that they had.
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Andrew O'Hara
William Gallagher
Appleinsider Staff
