Apple’s Mac refresh moves the lineup further upmarket, pairing higher prices with faster performance in a push to give customers a reason to upgrade.

Apple's press release and marketing materials for the new Studio Display and Studio Display XDR models do not mention which chips are inside the monitors, but MacRumors has confirmed this information in the latest Studio Display firmware.

The iPhone 17e, announced March 2, is built around Apple's latest-generation A19 chip — the same processor powering the flagship iPhone 17 lineup. It also adds C1X, a next-generation cellular modem the company says is roughly twice as fast as the modem in the iPhone 16e.

Leakers were right, and two new Apple Studio Display monitors will release next week, including features never seen before in the company's displays.

It's called the MacBook Neo, and it comes in multiple "playful" colors.

Today was Apple’s third day straight of product launches, with the MacBook Neo being the third new Mac to debut.

Apple’s first big hardware launch of the year could be the new MacBook Pro(s), powered by the purported M5 Pro and the M5 Max chips. According to a Macworld report, the Cupertino giant could unveil the new MacBook Pro models with the Creator Studio.

The 11-inch iPad Air starts at $599 while the 13-inch version starts at $799, each with 128GB of storage. — ASSOCIATED PRESS The United States is expected to increase tariffs on global imports to 15 percent this week,

Apple is expected to announce an all-new, low-cost MacBook as soon as tomorrow, and MacBook Neo may be the official product name. MacRumors first reported that a regulatory document referring to an unreleased “MacBook Neo (Model A3404)” was accidentally leaked by Apple. The document appears to no longer be online.