Hundreds of Apple products are deemed obsolete, meaning you can no longer get support or repairs on them. Considering the first ever Apple product sold was in 1976, this is not exactly a surprise.

In other words, you’re getting less for the same price. The XPS 14 model I reviewed, with its Core Ultra X7 358H CPU with Intel Arc Graphics, 32GB of RAM, 1TB SSD, and OLED touch display, retails for ...

Apple plans to launch its first sub-$1,000 MacBook in early 2026, powered by an iPhone chip and aimed at the education market. The device remains on track for a first-half 2026 release as Apple aims ...

After launching the 14-inch MacBook Pro with the M5 chip last year, Apple is now preparing more powerful variants featuring the M5 Pro and M5 Max chips. Recent leaks suggest the company could unveil ...

There’s been loads of speculation as to when the next generation MacBook Pros with high-end Apple Silicon would launch. Many thought January, then January came and went. All we knew is that they’d ...

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The highly anticipated MacBook Pro, powered by Apple’s innovative M5 Max chip, is poised to redefine performance standards in the laptop market. Designed with professionals and creators in mind, this ...

MacBook Air vs MacBook Pro 2026 comparisons highlight Apple's M5 chip across both lines, delivering up to 30% efficiency gains over the previous M4 models. The MacBook Air remains ideal for 90% of ...

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A 16-inch version of the M5 MacBook Pro isn’t available yet (also expected to debut in early 2026), but the 14-inch MacBook Pro M5 launched this past October. It weighs 3.4 pounds and measures 0.61 ...

The Cyber Monday discount on the latest M5 MacBook Pro looks pretty good, but you should probably still get the MacBook Air. The problem is the position of this particular MacBook Pro in the lineup.

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