Apple on Thursday added two new devices to its online Certified Refurbished store, including various higher-end models of the Mac Studio and the black titanium version of the Apple watch Ultra 2 smart watch.
Not only did Apple update its MacBook Air lineup this week with enhanced hardware, but so too did the company stuff its Mac Studio with new chips and tech that will make these compact $1999+ machines even more performant than they already were.
Apple has updated its Mac Studio desktop computer with the M4 Max chip and the new M3 Ultra silicon, Thunderbolt 5 and other improvements.
Apple occasionally adjusts the amount of money that the company will pay for used equipment when trading it in for newer gear, and it seems that price adjustments have just happened yet again – namely for certain Mac computers…
According to a new report, the wait for an M4 processor upgrade to Apple's MacBook Air laptop could be longer than some have anticipated.
If your Mac laptop or desktop meets the system requirements for macOS Sonoma, it's also compatible with Sequoia— with the exception of certain MacBook Airs.
Accessory maker Satechi has released a Pro version of its Thunderbolt 4 Slim Hub while adding new features to the Stand & Hub for Mac mini and Mac Studio.
Aside from releasing an M3 Ultra Mac Studio, the iPhone maker is also expected to bring its upcoming flagship chip to the Mac Pro workstation.
The top M3 Max Studio model could have 32 processing cores and a whopping 80-core GPU, but the machine isn't expected to arrive this year.
Check the official macOS Sonoma system requirements to see if your Mac is supported because Apple has trimmed the device compatibility list for macOS 14.
In addition to a fabulous new 15-inch MacBook Air with M2 chip, Apple unveiled the next-generation Mac Studio at WWDC 2023 with two brand-new powerhouse chips inside.
Apple is testing two high-end Mac computers with the M2 Max and M2 Ultra chips—likely the next-generation Mac Studio that could be unveiled at the WWDC.