Rumors are heating up that the M4 MacBook Pro is due to launch in the next few weeks. But what exactly can you expect to see in Apple’s upgraded laptop? Will it be worth your hard-earned cash ...

Apple is planning to refresh the MacBook Pro with M4 chips starting in late 2024, and this guide aggregates everything that we know about Apple's M4 MacBook Pro plans. Apple built the M3 chip on a ...

Over the last few weeks, we’ve seen a spate of leaks showing off what are alleged to be the upcoming M4 MacBook Pro. From photos of retail boxes to full-blown unboxing videos, the internet has ...

With the M4 chip making its debut in the iPad Pro earlier in 2024, it’s won’t be long before it makes its way into the Mac. The M3 iMac was released nearly a year ago in October 2023 ...

Now that we've seen what M4 is capable of in the iPad Pro, Apple is getting ready to drop a fresh wave of M4 MacBooks on the world. These include M4, M4 Pro and M4 Max MacBook Pros in just under a ...

The MacBook Pro with M4 may look very similar to the M3 version, if unverified leaked images are to be believed. © Photo: Kyle Barr / Gizmodo Apple seems to be ...

Apple is planning to refresh the 24-inch iMac as soon as 2024, so we could see a new model with an M4 chip before the end of the year. Apple is working to overhaul the entire Mac line with AI ...

Apple’s M4 chip debuted on the iPad Pro, but it’s coming to the Mac starting later this month. Unlike prior M-series chips, the M4 is set to upgrade the full lineup of Mac products.

That update was initially expected to be nothing more than a chip upgrade from the M3 to the M4. But if new reports hold up, there may be more to this update–specifically for the 14-inch base ...

According to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, Apple is likely to start shipping at least 16GB RAM on the new M4 Macs, including the base model 14” MacBook Pro, the new Mac mini, and the new iMac.

Apple officially announced its latest silicon, the Apple M4, at its May 'Let Loose' event, the first time the company has announced a new chip in a tablet without first bringing it to its Mac ...