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A graphic image highlighting Apple’s M3 chip. The central focus is a large, black square chip with the Apple logo and “M3” text. The background features a pattern of smaller M3 chips in various shades of purple and black, creating a visually striking effect.
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Apple to launch first Macs with M3 chip as early as October

Apple is preparing to launch new products in October which are likely to be the first Mac models equipped with…

A student working on a pink Apple iMac, displaying a periodic table and molecular structure, in a brightly lit room
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Apple’s latest iMac plans include 32-inch model, 24-inch upgrade with M3 early next year

Apple's future iMac strategy has been detailed in a new report, including an all-new 32-inch size in addition to a…

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Apple likely to delay first MacBook Pro with OLED display to 2027 as current demand could plunge by half

Apple's first MacBook Pro model with an OLED display is more likely to launch in 2027 instead of 2026 as…

A graphic image highlighting Apple’s M3 chip. The central focus is a large, black square chip with the Apple logo and “M3” text. The background features a pattern of smaller M3 chips in various shades of purple and black, creating a visually striking effect.
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Apple reportedly booked up to 90% of TSMC’s 3nm production capacity for 2023

Apple is gearing up to release its first chips manufactured on TSMC's new 3-nanometer node process. The company has reportedly…

A sleek, modern MacBook Pro displayed against a black background. The image shows two MacBook Pro laptops, one with its screen open and the other closed, positioned side by side. The open laptop screen features a futuristic, abstract design with curved lines in shades of black and gray, emphasizing the high-resolution display.
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Apple and its suppliers hesitant to develop OLED MacBooks after recent revenue drop

Samsung and LG Display, key suppliers expected to build advanced Gen 8 OLED panels for future MacBooks, are yet to…

The image showcases a lineup of various Apple Mac products, including a MacBook Air, MacBook Pro, iMac, and Mac Pro. At the center of the arrangement is a large red question mark, emphasizing uncertainty or inquiry regarding the lineup. The background is black, making the devices and question mark stand out prominently.
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Mac Pro with Apple silicon and more: The new Macs expected in WWDC and beyond

Apple is rumored to be working on at least five new Macs to be released this year. Those potentially include…

Infographic showcasing Apple’s M2 chip with key specifications and features, including up to 24GB LPDDR5 memory, high-performance media engine, 40% faster neural engine, up to 15.8 trillion operations per second, 16-core neural engine, second-generation 5 nm technology, ProRes encode and decode, 6K external display support, over 20 billion transistors, industry-leading performance per watt, 50% more memory bandwidth, up to 8-core CPU, up to 10-core GPU, 18% faster CPU, 35% faster GPU, and 100GB/s memory bandwidth.
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Kuo: M3 chip to begin production in second half of 2023, M3 Pro and M3 Max to follow soon after

The M3 chip is not expected to begin mass production until the second half of 2023, said reliable analyst Ming-Chi…

Colorful arcs on a black background with the Apple logo and “WWDC23” text in white, representing Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2023
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Gurman: New Macs to be announced at WWDC in June, unlikely to feature M3 chips

Apple is preparing to launch several new Mac laptops and desktops in the coming months and early 2024. The new…

Two Apple monitors on a black background. The left monitor, an Apple Studio Display, shows a 3D design application with a video call in progress featuring two people. The right monitor, an Apple Pro Display XDR, displays a high-resolution, colorful image of a person wearing a green jacket and sunglasses. Both monitors highlight Apple’s capabilities in creative and professional work environments.
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Kuo: Apple’s 27-inch mini-LED external monitor not canceled, mass production could start as early as 2024

Apple is still planning to launch an updated 27-inch external display with mini-LED technology. Mass production is set to start…

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The iPhone 15 Pro no longer expected to come with solid-state volume and power buttons

Tim Cook rumored to visit Mumbai later this month to celebrate opening of India’s first Apple Store

Cook may also meet with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the trip

Leaked iPhone 15 video reveals thinner bezels, Dynamic Island on all models

Apple would attempt to unify lower-end and high-end iPhone models

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