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The Best Laptops - Early 2024
As we wrap up the year and welcome 2024, it's not a bad time to buy a new laptop to start the New Year fresh. The market is brimming with options, and there are plenty of deals to be had.
Apple says 8GB of RAM on M3 MacBooks is similar to 16GB on Windows PCs
Apple M3 MacBook Pro reviews: Iterative refinements
Apple unveils M3 chips powering new MacBook Pros and iMac during Scary Fast Halloween event
The Best Laptops - Early 2023
The sheer number of laptop models available today is mind boggling. To help you pick the best machine for you, we've narrowed down some of the best choices on the market right now.
Upcoming MacBook Air, including a new 15-inch model, said to feature 8-core M3 chip
Apple refreshes MacBook Pros with M2 Pro and M2 Max chips
In brief: Apple has rejuvenated its 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pros with the M2 Pro and M2 Max processors, its latest homegrown silicon. MacBook Pro models with M2 Pro can be configured with either a 10-core or 12-core CPU for up to 20 percent more performance over the M1 Pro and up to 32GB of unified memory with 200GB/s of bandwidth. Buyers can also opt for a 19-core GPU that's said to deliver up to 30 percent more graphics performance alongside a neural engine that's 40 percent faster than before.
Apple could add touch to MacBooks, despite being against the idea for years
New M2 MacBook Pros could arrive this fall
Apple's new 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 is now available to order
Apple unveils 13-inch MacBook Pro with M2 SoC, claims 40% performance gains
MacBook Pros face two-month delays on account of factory riots and lockdowns in China
Apple rumored to launch no less than four M2-based Macs in 2022
Apple MacBook Pro's Liquid Retina XDR Display Review
After looking at the performance of Apple's M1 Pro SoC powering the new MacBook Pro 16, there's another unique component in this laptop that's worth looking into, and that's the mini-LED XDR display.
Apple M1 Pro Review: Is it really faster than Intel/AMD?
Today we're taking our benchmarking to places it's never been before with an in-depth look at an Apple Silicon product. How does the M1 Pro chip perform against the best x86-based CPUs from AMD and Intel?