APPLE customers could be stung with expensive repair bills over a product that is now deemed ‘vintage’. The Apple Watch ...

Apple discontinued the 13-inch MacBook Pro after its 2023 October event. The 14-inch MacBook Pro with M3 replaces the model, finally retiring the Touch Bar and aging design from the lineup.

It just made more sense to buy a MacBook Air for most people, or go a step-up to the 13-inch MacBook Pro. Anyone who has tried the 2015 MacBook 12-inch noticed immediately how thin the laptop was.

While it’s an older model, it comes with all the extra ports Apple got rid of in its newer MacBook models. Enter the new year with a near-mint 13.3″ MacBook Air, now price-dropped to just $ ...

Finally, the MacBook Pro M2 13-inch model is the only one that still has the divisive Touch Bar on the keyboard. Have a think what’s most important to you and take a look at the MacBook Pro M2 ...

Available in 13-inch (from $1,099) and 15-inch (from $1,299) sizes, the laptops are undergoing massive discounts. Apple MacBook Pro 14" (M4/512GB): was $1,599 now $1,459 at Amazon The M4-based ...

which first appeared in 2022 as the processor of that year’s MacBook Air and and 13-inch MacBook Pro. It is of course not up there in performance terms with the M4 chip inside the new iPad Pro, but it ...

The 2024 MacBook Pro with the M4 Pro chipset is an overkill of a laptop for most people. It's really powerful, and it can do ...

which first appeared in 2022 as the processor of that year’s MacBook Air and and 13-inch MacBook Pro. It is of course not up there in performance terms with the M4 chip inside the new iPad Pro ...

The Microsoft Surface Laptop 5 comes with a 13.5 ... Apple MacBook Air M2 can last up to 18 hours on a single charge, and it offers a 512GB SSD for storage. The 14-inch Apple MacBook Pro M3 ...

is powerful enough to charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro and also offers an adjustable 15W MagSafe charging pad for iPhones 12/13/14/15. It has three powerful ports—to USB-C and one USB-A—plus the ...

Not helpful. On the other hand, I’m still using a 2013 Intel 13-inch MacBook Pro, and I only retired my 2017 Intel iMac last year, so I believe old Macs can still run pretty well in today’s world.