Xiaomi is reportedly preparing a new Book 14 refresh based on Intel Panther Lake. Early reports point to a 14-inch system with up to Intel Core Ultra X7 358H , while a lower configuration is said to use Core Ultra 5 325. The leak comes from Digital Chat Station and a Chinese reviewer who reportedly received the laptop ahead of launch, which suggests Xiaomi may be close to an
Apple Silicon is the gift that keeps on giving, entailing not only insane performance boosts for Apple's ever-expanding portfolio of products but also unlocking the kind of granular control that would have been impossible with off-the-shelve chips from Intel and AMD. And now, Apple's A18 Pro has just awarded huge bragging rights to the MacBook Neo, albeit with an equally huge catch.
Apple finally unveiled its much-anticipated MacBook Neo earlier this week, bringing a 13-inch Liquid Retina
This week, Apple unveiled a plethora of new Macs with M5 chips – and it revealed an interesting new trend. More base storage, but at slightly higher prices. This impacted the and .
At the moment, M4 versions of the , , and still remain with their old pricing lineup – but that’s likely to change with the M5 lineup.
With , Apple raised the base storage from 256GB to 512GB – coupled with a $100 price increase.
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Apple has quietly dropped the 512GB unified memory option from Mac Studio. Its current Mac Studio product pages now show M3 Ultra configurations topping out at 256GB unified memory, which means the previous top-end memory tier is no longer part of the standard configurator.
This is a clear change from launch. When Apple introduced Mac Studio with M3 Ultra in March 2025, it said the system could be
Apple’s ambitious plan to cater to every price bracket has led the company to bring forth the MacBook Neo , and as soon as the announcement concluded, comparisons were immediately drawn with the technology giant’s first portable Mac to lead the in-house silicon revolution, the M1 MacBook Air, which launched in late 2020.
Since a large percentage of individuals believe that Apple’s 5-year-old machine offers better value, the latest comparison should make them believe otherwise, as the MacBook
Following early tests of the M4 iPad Air , the M5 Max chip , and the MacBook Neo, the first purported tests of the iPhone 17e ’s A19 chip are now up on Geekbench. Here’s how it did.
As 9to5Mac readers probably know, Geekbench results for unreleased products should always be taken with a grain of salt .
Over the past few days, we’ve seen purported results for many of the products Apple announced earlier this week, which will become
