The A18 Pro will sing in a tiny 12-inch laptop, and the system's incredibly small proportions will make it a hit with those who thought they might go for a lightweight iPad with a Magic Keyboard Folio ...

Apple plans to release a larger 15-inch MacBook Air in 2023, but a previously rumored 12-inch MacBook with Apple silicon is no longer expected to launch this year, according to the latest ...

These days, Apple silicon means a new 12-inch MacBook might actually make sense. Whether Apple actually goes ahead and relaunches it, though, is anyone’s guess.

Apple launched the 12-inch MacBook, a practical small notebook. This is now to be revived. What that means technically.

12-inch MacBook rumors. Last June, Bloomberg said Apple planned to release a 12-inch MacBook at the end of 2023 or early 2024. A week later, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo noted otherwise, as this product ...

4. Apple M-series chip. There’s no going back to Intel processors for Apple — it’s all custom silicon from here on out. Geeks will want the most powerful Apple chip in the 12-inch MacBook ...

Apple gave the 12-inch MacBook a total of three generations. In addition to the first one from 2015, there were others in 2016 and 2017 that delivered newer Core processors, and finally an i5 and ...

This 2017 12-inch MacBook lost a few colors in 2018 and was quietly discontinued in 2019. Even so, Apple continued supporting these Macs with software updates. Tech. Entertainment.

There are rumors that a 12-inch MacBook is on Apple’s docket, though it would be interesting to see Apple come out with a laptop that’s more skinny than a 12.9-inch iPad Pro.

Apple upgraded the 12-inch MacBook two years after its release in June of 2017. Apple discontinued its manufacturing after 2019, but this became a beloved device for many users who preferred its ...

The M2 Max and M2 Ultra Apple Silicon chipsets build on the one-year-old M2 chipset, ... Launched 12 months apart, ... Apple will look to the 15-inch MacBook Air to boost sales.

With the 15-inch MacBook Air and Apple Silicon, Apple Is Making It Clear: The Mac Means Business. An interview with Apple’s Laura Metz and Thomas Tan about how the Mac is serving business customers.