Apple charges a premium for build-to-order Mac upgrades, but the company has now lowered prices on the memory and flash storage build-to-order options which are available through its online store.
The new rate hikes constitute a jump of between 13 and 18 percent, which files as the company’s biggest increase since launching the popular video-streaming service twelve years ago.
Apple’s new Mac mini packs a lot of punch for its base price of $799, but configuring the computer with additional RAM, faster chips and more storage quickly escalates the price.
How do you feel about paying approximately two grands for a tablet? We’re asking because Apple’s top iPad Pro configuration for 2018 costs more than a high-end notebook computer.
The maxed-out MacBook Pro configuration entails 32 gigabytes of RAM, a whopping four terabytes of super-fast flash storage and Intel’s eighth-generation Core i9 processor with a clock frequency of 2.9GHz and Turbo Boost up to 4.8GHz.
AT&T is jacking up the price of DirecTV Now, its subscription streaming service, by $5 per month across the board in order to bring the service cost “in line with the market.”
Apple has begun production on the iPhone 6s in India. This is the second Apple handset after the iPhone SE to be manufactured in the nation.
But wait, what about those customers who have already paid at least $999 for their iPhone X?
If you subscribed to Hulu’s “No Commercials” plan through your iOS device, or Apple TV, you should see a price reduction on your next bill, as the plan dropped by two dollars, from $13.99 to $11.99.
256GB iPhone X is now priced at the equivalent of $1,646.
iMac Pro is the dopest, raddest system Apple’s ever made, but a maxed-out configuration will set you back north of $13,000. You could buy yourself a nice car for that kind of money!
The flagship LTE model of Apple’s 12.9-inch iPad Pro with 512 gigabytes of storage is now an eye-watering $1,279.