Apple might have exclusive on Intel's 28W 'Ice Lake' processors
Intel appears to have made its speediest 10th-generation Ice Lake mobile processors exclusive to Apple's MacBook lineup.
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MacBook
Mike Peterson
How to choose between the new 13-inch MacBook Pro versus the 16-inch MacBook Pro
Don't pull the trigger on buying a fully-loaded 13-inch MacBook Pro just yet. At the higher end, there are cases where a 16-inch MacBook Pro will be a much better value.
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William Gallagher
Review: Plugable Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C Docking Station adds 10 additional ports to your MacBook
Plugable's new Thunderbolt 3 and USB-C docking station aims to keep your workspace tidy while helping you expand your monitor setup.
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Amber Neely
Initial failures of Apple's butterfly keyboard doomed it from the start
Apple's "bold" butterfly keyboard will not be missed, but it's a bit unfair to scorch the earth behind it — and there's a strong case for buying a 2019 model MacBook Air, or MacBook Pro.
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Twelve South's new ColorKit skins give your MacBook a pop of color
Twelve South's new ColorKit is a fun way to give your 13-inch MacBook Pro a little color, and keep it scratch-free.
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iPad Pro (2020) versus MacBook Air (2020): Performance & features
More than ever before, Apple's iPad Pro and MacBook Air are competitors as hardware and software advances. AppleInsider pits them against one another to highlight the biggest differences to see which is the better buy.
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Andrew O'Hara
Compared: 2020 MacBook Air i3 versus MacBook Air i7
The MacBook Air is again available with an i7 processor. We've benchmarked the base 2020 MacBook Air with i3 processor, and the high-end quad-core i7 MacBook Air to see how much of a performance difference there — and to see if the i7 is worth the higher price tag.
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New Intel 10th-gen H-series chips launched, suitable for 2020 MacBook Pro refresh
Intel has revealed specifics on a new line of 10th-generation Core processors for premium laptops — although the improvements over what is presently available are actually relatively small.
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Tim Cook personally petitioned feds during US-China tariff spat
Apple CEO Tim Cook chose to take a direct and personal approach when facing potential billion-dollar tariffs on parts and finished goods imported from China.
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Mikey Campbell
Malcolm Owen
Victor Marks
