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    This M3 Apple MacBook Pro Is $500 Off Right Now

    We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. At $1,399 (down from $1,899), this deal on the 14-inch Apple MacBook Pro (2023, M3 Pro chip) brings some high-end specs into a more accessible price range, especially considering it’s still $1,699 on Amazon. This base M3 MacBook Pro configuration…

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    Apple’s M2 MacBook Air Is $250 Off Today

    Apple MacBook Air M2 13-Inch $749 $999 Save $250 The Apple MacBook Air M2 13-inch is a perfect combination of elegance, portability, and power, making it a perfect option for students to get things done anywhere. Right now, Best Buy is selling the Apple MacBook Air 13-inch with the M2 chip for much less than usual. Interested buyers could save…

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    This Refurbished 2020 MacBook Air Is on Sale for $440 Right Now

    We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. If you’re looking for a MacBook without dropping over a grand, this refurbished 13″ 2020 Apple MacBook Air is going for $439.99 on StackSocial right now. That’s a fraction of the original price, and it comes with 8GB of RAM,…

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    MacBook Air M4 just hit its lowest price ever in Amazon’s Big Spring Sale — save on this year’s best laptop (so far)

    There are plenty of top discounts going around thanks to the Amazon Big Spring Sale, but if you’re after the latest and greatest with a bunch of value, you shouldn’t miss out on this MacBook Air M4 deal. Right now, you’ll find the MacBook Air M4 is down to $949 at Amazon. It only launched this month, and it’s already…

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    Who Knew $450 Could Get You a MacBook Pro with a Touch Bar?

      Image: StackCommerce TL;DR: This grade-A refurbished MacBook Pro (2020) with 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD, and a 10th Gen Intel Core i5 is just $449.99 (reg. $1,799). For professionals who demand reliability, speed, and sleek performance from their daily devices — but would rather not shell out nearly two grand — a refurbished 2020 MacBook Pro at $449.99 is a…

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    The new M4 MacBook Air is even better for business – Computerworld

    I also think the combination of a better processor with more built-in memory makes this model a compelling upgrade proposition, even if you are running an M2 MacBook Air, and certainly for M1 users. Of course, if you are using an Intel-based Mac of any kind, then any M-series Mac is a significant upgrade. (You also get a 12-megapixel Center…

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    Apple MacBook Air With M4 Chip Preview

    One, the M4 chip in the new MacBook Air is seriously fast. Apple says it can deliver twice the performance of the old M1 chip and I’ve seen it do that in a few real-world tasks. That may not matter for simple stuff, like browsing the web or slogging through email, but the minute you want to push things a…

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    Using Your MacBook as a Desktop Mac Is Easier Than You Think

    Quick Links Apple Chips Can Handle the Job Setting Up Your Workspace The idea of using a MacBook as a desktop Mac sounds great, but there are some problems. Nobody wants to mess with a rat’s nest of cables when changing scenery, and what about performance? Thankfully, with modern equipment, it’s not that difficult anymore. With the right gear, you…

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    This 2020 M1 MacBook Air Is Over $500 Off Right Now

    We may earn a commission from links on this page.Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. The 2020 MacBook Air with the M1 chip still holds up as one of the best lightweight laptops Apple has ever made, and right now, you can get a Grade A refurbished model for $514.99 on StackSocial. That means you’re…

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    MacBook Air M4 teardown reveals familiar repairability pain points

    The MacBook Air M4 was released last week, and with a $100 price cut on its predecessor, it’s an easy recommendation, even if it’s not an enormous upgrade. Early adopters who don’t mind getting their hands dirty with self-repairs will find iFixIt’s teardown of the laptop a mixed bag of good and bad news, however. On one hand, it shares…

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