Apple has scheduled a “special Apple experience” for March 4. Reports have linked the date to a cheaper MacBook and an updated Studio Display lineup.
Apple’s upcoming March 4 announcement could add pressure to the sub-$800 Windows laptop segment, if the rumored low-cost MacBook ships close to the $599 to $799 range
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New references uncovered in macOS 26.3 reveal multiple new Apple hardware products coming soon. Ahead of Apple’s March 4 special “experience,” there are new references to two new as well as the oft-rumored low-cost MacBook powered by the A18 Pro chip.
The references were unearthed this week by inside kernel extensions (kexts) in the public release of macOS 26.3 from last week.
Those files reference three unreleased Apple product identifiers: J700, J4
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