![]() APPLE 2017 NEW MAC RELEASE DATE PRORead more about the MacBook Air in our MacBook Air roundup.Īpple refreshed its iMac lineup in June, introducing Kaby Lake chips, Thunderbolt 3 support, VR ready AMD Radeon Pro graphics, and faster solid state drives for 4K 21.5-inch and 5K 27-inch desktop models. Pricing on the MacBook Air starts at $999, but there are often deals on the machine that bring prices way down. ![]() The MacBook Air is falling further and further behind newer machines, but for customers who need a more affordable laptop that can still handle everyday tasks, it serves its purpose. In June, Apple bumped up the base MacBook Air Broadwell processor from 1.6GHz to 1.8GHz, but it otherwise has received no updates since 2015. ![]() The MacBook Air is on its way to being retired, but until MacBook Pro and MacBook prices come down, Apple is keeping it around as a low-cost option. Read more about the MacBook Pro in our MacBook Pro roundup. For customers who don't need a Touch Bar and can sacrifice some processor and GPU speed, Apple sells a 13-inch non-Touch Bar MacBook Pro for $1,299. ![]() Pricing on the 13-inch MacBook Pro with Touch Bar starts at $1,799, while 15-inch models start at $2,399. The new MacBook Pro models are smaller, thinner, and lighter than 2015 models, with a larger trackpad, louder speakers, a much better display with bright colors, better contrast, and wide color gamut support, faster solid state drives, and support for Thunderbolt 3. Read more about the iPad Pro in our iPad Pro roundup.Īpple introduced the MacBook Pro with Touch Bar in October of 2016, so we weren't expecting new MacBook Pro models until late 2017, but Apple surprised us with new MacBook Pro models equipped with Kaby Lake processors in June of 2017.Īside from the upgraded processors, the MacBook Pro models from June of 2017 are identical to the October 2016 models, with Touch Bar and non Touch Bar options available. Luckily, sales are common, so you can often get these two tablets at lower prices. Unlike the fifth-generation iPad, the iPad Pro models support the Smart Keyboard and the Apple Pencil, but all of these features don't come cheap - the 64GB 10.5-inch iPad Pro starts at $649, and the 12.9-inch iPad Pro starts at $799. New displays offer ProMotion display technology with a 120Hz refresh rate, and these are without a doubt the nicest displays we've seen in an iPad. APPLE 2017 NEW MAC RELEASE DATE PCThe 10.5-inch iPad Pro isn't much bigger than the 9.7-inch model, but it has a much larger display thanks to thinner side bezels.īoth the 10.5 and 12.9-inch iPad Pro are amazingly powerful and can serve as PC replacements with A10X Fusion chips and 4GB RAM. Read more about the iPad in our iPad roundup.įollowing the launch of the new low-cost "iPad," Apple introduced two new iPad Pro models in June: an updated 12.9-inch model and an all-new 10.5-inch model that replaces the previous 9.7-inch iPad Pro. It's thicker than the 9.7-inch iPad Pro that came before it, but not by much, and while it doesn't support Apple Pencil or have some of the impressive display features available in the iPad Pro, it's an incredibly capable tablet that's going hold up for years to come. March saw the launch of Apple's most affordable iPad to date, the 5th-generation iPad, which Apple refers to as "iPad." iPad is priced starting at $329 for the entry-level 32GB Wi-Fi only version, and despite its low price, the tablet is equipped with a speedy A9 processor, an 8-megapixel rear camera, Touch ID, and Apple Pay support. Subscribe to the MacRumors YouTube channel for more videos. ![]()
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