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    Three square images side by side on a black background, each featuring an Apple logo. The first reads "M4," the second "M4 Pro," and the third "M4 Max." Each has a gradient color - green, blue, and purple respectively. | Apple’s M4 Pro chip benchmark reveals powerful performance and efficiency for Mac users in creative and professional fields

    Apple’s M4 Pro Chip Benchmark: Stunning Performance and Efficiency in the Latest Macs

    With its remarkable processing power and capabilities that stretch across a range of applications, the M4 Pro chip benchmark is setting new standards for Apple’s M-series processors. Below, we break…

    Illustration comparing two computer models: the New Mac mini with M4, M4 Pro, and "Studio" with M2 Max, M2 Ultra. The "mini" is compact and sits lower, while the "Studio" is larger with more height. Both boast a minimalist design in shades of gray.

    Amazon Leak Reveals New Mac mini with M4 and M4 Pro Chips

    Apple’s M-series chips continue to redefine processing standards, and the new Mac mini with M4 chip pushes these advancements even further. Expected to offer a 14-core CPU and up to…

    An iPad Air displaying a video editing app. The main video shows an airplane wing viewed from a window, flying over a landscape with water and islands. Surrounding the main video are various timelines, thumbnails of other video clips, and editing tools—powered by the efficient M2 chip for seamless performance.

    iPad Air Introduces Faster M2 Chip and Expands with a New 13-Inch Model

    The iPad Air has received its latest transformation, marking the debut of its sixth generation roughly two years after the previous refresh. This update extends beyond the typical specification enhancements,…

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