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Apple's New 14-Inch MacBook Pro Arrives With M5 Chip, $1,599 Starting Price

Apple is refreshing the 14-inch MacBook Pro with its new M5 chip, which promises to further enhance graphics and AI workload performance. The updated MacBook is for students, business users, and designers looking for a powerful but sleek laptop, or those who want to upgrade from an older M1 or Intel-based Mac.

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Should you upgrade to M5 MacBook Pro from an M1? How the numbers add up

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Apple Rolls Out Devices With More Powerful M5 Chip

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Apple's first M5 laptop is the 14-inch MacBook Pro

Apple has announced its new entry-level 14-inch M5 MacBook Pro separately from the upcoming M5 Pro and M5 Max versions.

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Apple updates iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, Vision Pro with M5 chip

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Apple Just Upgraded the iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, and Vision Pro With Its New M5 Chip

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iPad Pro Gets an M5 Chip Boost, Coming Oct. 22

The new iPad Pro arrives October 22, but can be pre-ordered now.

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Apple Debuts New iPad Pro With M5 Chip, Faster Charging, and More

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Apple debuts refreshed MacBook Pro, iPad Pro powered by new M5 chip

Houston Chronicle

Pros & Cons of a MacBook Memory Upgrade

Increasing your available MacBook RAM can make many of the tasks you perform on a daily basis take less time. On most models, you can install memory on your own without needing to pay for a technician to complete the upgrade for you. The amount of memory ...

Macworld

How to upgrade a Mac

What if we told you that you can take an older Mac and turn it into something that feels and acts like it’s fresh from the Apple Store – including jaw-dropping performance, and features such as Handoff or Fusion disk technology that are theoretically ...

Ars Technica

New 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros add M3 chips, plus a $1,599 entry-level model

It isn't as fast, it starts with a skimpy 8GB of RAM and 256GB of storage, and it only supports a single external display. Click to expand... Yeesh. I know it works well for Apple, and I certainly don’t know better than them how to maximize their product ...