Following today's announcement of the refreshed MacBook Air along with the updated 13-inch MacBook Pro notebook models, Apple's now discontinued the twelve-inch MacBook, its first USB-C notebook, as well as the previous-generation MacBook Air.
Apple today refreshed the MacBook Air and Pro with updated hardware while lowering the MacBook Air price to $1,099, with an even lower price of $999 for college students.
Apple is rumored to release a new MacBook Pro model featuring a 16-inch display, and now research firm IHS Markit has it that the notebook is slated to launch this fall.
Korea's ETNews reports that Apple is destined to order additional OLED panels for future products like "tablets and notebooks" from Samsung.
The affordable Aura Pro X2 flash memory upgrade kits from Other World Computing (OWC) help make your old Mac feel and run like a brand-new model. These performant SSDs consume less power and run cooler than any flash drive drive before. And thanks to our video instructions, you'll be able to swap factory SSD for an Aura in under ten minutes.
Apple has taken a bit of an irregular update approach to its MacBook lineup over the last few years, with the company leaning away from a yearly refresh for most models. As a result, some, like the 12-inch MacBook, haven't been upgraded for quite some time. But it looks like Apple is gearing up to offer new choices in the near future.
This year’s Mac keyboards were immediately added to Apple's newly expanded keyboard repair program following the speedy 8-core MacBook Pro models that dropped Tuesday.
For students, having access to a computer is vital. For those pursuing higher education, a laptop can come down to a choice depending on how much money one has access to. For some students, that can mean getting a laptop you might not actually prefer.
Contract manufacturer Pegatron is allegedly set to soon move iPad and MacBook manufacturing out of China amid an escalating trade war between the US and China.
Apple has updated the MacBook Pro this week, adding in the newest eighth- and ninth-generation Intel-branded processors to speed up its machines.
In order to make dealing with the dreaded MacBook keyboard problem a tad easier, the Cupertino technology company will now complete any keyboard-related MacBook or MacBook Pro repairs at its stores instead of shipping broken computers to off-site repair centers.
Other World Computing (OWC) today unveiled two times faster flash storage upgrades for the DIYers who want to avoid paying Apple's exorbitant prices and instead upgrade the SSD themselves without being pushed into purchasing a whole new computer.