This 13-inch model packs the new M4 chip, 16GB of unified memory, and 256GB of SSD storage and offers professional-grade ...

Pricing is starting to come into focus for the cheaper MacBook that was first rumored earlier this summer. DigiTimes, citing "supply chain sources," reports Monday that this low-cost version will ...

Head over to Stacksocial to get the Apple MacBook Pro (2017) (Refurbished) for just $300, down from its usual price of $1500.

Apple has a strong lineup of new Macs coming next year, with two 2026 models in particular that seem set to kick off a new ...

Here's all you need to know to land the best MacBook for your daily computing and commuting, now factoring in the MacBook Pro ...

Apple is planning to release a more affordable MacBook model next year, according to a new report from Bloomberg. The impetus behind Apple's decision to release a low-cost MacBook is so that it can ...

A new report claims that Apple aims to regain its education foothold by releasing a Chromebook killer, a laptop less costly than the MacBook Air. Now according to Digitimes, Apple is taking the ...

Apple is reportedly planning a low-cost MacBook featuring an iPhone A18 Pro chip. This 13-inch laptop, possibly in new colors, could launch in early 2026. The move aims to boost MacBook sales, ...

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple's lower-cost MacBook, based on an iPhone processor, will start to be manufactured by the end of 2025. He also slated manufacturing as being expected either at ...

You can solve a lot of the storage/recovery issues with managed Apple IDs. Again, not as simple as Google Workspaces, but doable. Click to expand... You can't completely solve them - there's no way to ...

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 30: Tim Cook, CEO of Apple unveils new products during an Apple launch event at the Brooklyn Academy of Music (Photo by Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) Could a low-cost MacBook be ...

Rumors of a "lower-cost MacBook" have been so off the mark so many times over the years that I hesitate to believe them now. Click to expand... I agree with Mr. Cunningham. This would be like betting ...