Apple's new T2 chip in the iMac Pro and 2018 MacBook Pro is far more than a refinement of the family of sub-processors that launched in the 2016 MacBook Pro, with expanded responsibility encompassing FaceTime camera image quality, drive security, and total control over the boot process.
While supplies last, save up to $1,000 on Apple's 15" MacBook Pro (Late 2016). Pick up the standard model for $1,799 or upgrade to a high-end config for $1,999 . Apple's loaded 2.9GHz, 1TB, Radeon 460 model is also just $2,499 ($1,000 off). Plus, shipping is free with no sales tax on orders outside NY and NJ.
Zotac has announced the Amp Box and Amp Box Mini, two upcoming eGPU enclosures that, in combination with a compatible video card, should boost the graphics performance of Thunderbolt 3-equipped MacBooks.
Thunderbolt 3 docks may have been slow to roll out but the market is picking up pace now, with Targus throwing their hat in the ring with a new offering aimed at multi-platform users.
A new USB-C dock from Plugable returns legacy ports to users including Ethernet and USB type A, in an enclosure that can be easily attached to the VESA mount on the back of a display.
January deals keep rolling in with cash savings on ultraportable devices. Save $30 on Apple's 2017 9.7-inch iPad or $120 on the latest 13-inch Air. MacBook Pros are also up to $450 off this week, with free shipping and no sales tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Shoppers can save up to $1,000 on Macs during B&H's Year-End Sale with free expedited shipping and no sales tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ. Multiple configurations also include a free year of Office 365 Personal valued at $69.99.
Kicking off 2018, shoppers can save $500 on Apple's 2016 13" MacBook Pro with Touch Bar in Space Gray. Now $1,299 with our exclusive coupon, this is the lowest price we've seen to date on this model. Closeout iMacs also start at just $799, a discount of $300 to $420 off. All with no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ and 0% financing OAC.
Holiday savings are in effect now! B&H is discounting Apple products and an assortment of third-party accessories, including LG's 5K display, Bose headphones, DJI drones, digital cameras and more with savings of up to $1,000 off. The cash discounts are in addition to free shipping and no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ.
Back by popular demand, Adorama is knocking $650 off Apple's Late 2015 27" iMac 5K with M390 graphics. Or pick up a 21" iMac 4K for $949, a discount of $550 off. Meanwhile, Apple's 15" MacBook Pro starts at just $1,749 with our exclusive coupon. All with free shipping, no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ, and 0% financing on approved credit.
While supplies last, Adorama is offering shoppers the lowest prices anywhere on a variety of Macs and iPads. Pick up a 27" iMac 5K for $1,299, the lowest price we've seen to date. Current 15" MacBook Pros are also up to $300 off, while a premium 13" Touch Bar is $200 off and iPads are $30 to $80 off. All with free shipping, no tax outside NY and NJ, and 0% financing incentives.
Green Monday deals are here and B&H is slashing 2017 15" MacBook Pros by up to $400. Or pick up a top-of-the-line 2016 15" MacBook Pro with Radeon 460 graphics for $2,599 ($900 off). Apple's 13" MacBook Pro is also up to $450 off, while 12.9" iPad Pros are $100 to $150 off. For the action enthusiast, GoPro 4K cameras are as low as $199 today as well. All with free expedited shipping and no tax outside NY and NJ.
LandingZone's new USB 3.1 type-C Docking Station for the 13- or 15-inch 2016 or 2017 MacBook Pro doesn't cut corners and gives multiple USB ports and a SD card reader back to the user — and AppleInsider has been using it daily for the last two months.
New exclusive deals have rolled in with savings of up to $300 off Mid 2017 MacBook Pros. Prices start at just $2,149 for 15-inch models, while the 13-inch Touch Bar with 16GB of RAM and 512GB of storage space is $2,049 with coupon. All with no tax on orders shipped outside NY and NJ, as well as 0% financing incentives.
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Mike Wuerthele
Christine McKee
Roger Fingas
AppleInsider Staff
